Voice
Talk. It types.
Tap and talk. Dictation types your words on the Mac when you pause. Voice fill completes the blanks in a saved prompt. Speakdown turns spoken cues into Markdown as you talk: headings, bold, code, numbered lists, even tables. And Transcribe keeps a dated journal of everything you record, saved on your Mac and browsable by day.
Speakdown
Speak in Markdown.
Say the cue, and the formatting appears as you talk.
You say
“hash Launch day”
“dot Ship the Mac app dot Open the beta”
“Run tick make release tick then the star demo star”
Your Mac types
Launch day
- Ship the Mac app
- Open the beta
Run make release then the demo
- “hash”
- A heading. Say it twice for a smaller one.
- “star”
- Bold mid-sentence, or a bullet at the start of a line.
- “tick”
- Inline code. Three in a row start a code block.
- “dot”
- A numbered list that counts itself.
- “table three by two”
- A table, three columns by two rows.
Three more ways to talk.
Dictation.
Tap and talk. Your words are typed on the Mac when you pause, or when you tap Done.
Voice fill.
Leave blanks in a saved prompt. Speak each one, then send.
Transcribe.
Record, and a dated transcript is saved on your Mac. A transcription page shows a calendar with each day’s entries.
Details
- Recognition
- Apple’s speech recognition.Depending on your device and language, Apple may process audio on its servers.
- iPhone permissions
- Microphone and Speech Recognition.Asked the first time you use voice.
- Speakdown cues
- hash, star, tick, dot, table.Headings, bold, bullets, code, numbered lists, and tables.
- Transcripts
- Saved on your Mac by date.Browse them by day on a transcription page.
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