Turn Speech into Organized Notes and Messages

Spoken ideas often include repetition, additions and corrections. Say the idea first, let cleanup help with wording and structure, then review the draft yourself.

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Direct transcription and cleanup serve different needs

Direct output aims to retain your wording. Smart cleanup attempts to reduce unnecessary repetition and improve punctuation and paragraphs. Do not rely solely on cleaned-up text when a quotation or statement must remain verbatim.

Make the items in a list clear

Say each task separately. For a longer note, introduce the subject before adding details. Clear boundaries make the result easier to review; automatic formatting is not a guarantee that every intention has been understood.

Draft an email or a longer note

Begin with a short example so you can check whether the output style suits you.

  1. Choose a supported cleanup mode and dictate the purpose, key points and details.
  2. Finish recording and wait for the text to appear.
  3. Check requirements, numbers, dates, negations and the final meaning of any correction.
  4. Adjust the tone for your reader before sending or saving.

Protect your work when retrying

Follow the app's guidance for retained recordings after a network or recognition failure. Do not erase text you still need just to restart. Review every draft before sending. Smart cleanup requires internet access; see the privacy policy for data processing details.

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