Dictation for Gmail
Email is the place where speaking beats typing by the widest margin, because emails are long and mostly reactive. Open the reply, hold the shortcut, say what you mean, then edit the result like any draft.
Can you send the final copy before we publish?
It's ready. I tightened the examples, so we're good to publish.
Why it helps here
The reply you have already composed in your head takes four minutes to type, so it waits. Most email backlog is not undecided email. It is decided email that has not been typed yet.
Long replies stop being a chore
The properly explained answer costs about as much as the one-line one, so the quality of your email stops being a function of how tired your hands are.
Punctuation handled
You get sentences, capitals and commas, not a run-on transcript, so the draft is close to sendable rather than a cleanup job.
Client and confidential mail stays private
Nothing is uploaded. For legal, medical or client correspondence, the dictation never reaches a third party.
Things people say into Gmail
- “It's ready. I tightened the examples, so we're good to publish.”
- “Thanks for sending this over. Two thoughts on the timeline, and one question about scope.”
- “I won't make Thursday, but Friday morning works. Happy to send notes beforehand either way.”
- “Following up on my note from last week. No rush, just making sure it didn't get buried.”
Questions people actually ask
- Does it work in the Gmail web app and Apple Mail?
- Both, and in any other mail client. Speakribe types into the focused field rather than integrating with a specific app.
- Can I say punctuation out loud?
- You do not need to. Punctuation and capitalisation are inferred from natural speech, so you can talk normally.
- Does it work without internet?
- Yes. Transcription is on-device, so it works on a plane. You will just need a connection to actually send the mail.
Ready to stop typing?
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