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"Learns your vocabulary" is interesting - how does it handle technical jargon or industry-specific terms? That's usually where dictation tools struggle

The auto-formatting is great. Does it learn your writing style over time, or is it more rules-based? Asking because I switch between casual and professional writing a lot.

Love the offline-first approach. Curious - how does it handle longer recordings? I've found some dictation tools start lagging after a few minutes of continuous speech.

This solves a real problem. I have dozens of voice memos on my phone I recorded while walking but never did anything with — transcribing them felt like work. The "truly intelligent" part is what I'm curious about. When I talk through ideas, there's a lot of "actually wait, let me rephrase that" and tangents. Does it clean that up automatically or preserve the raw capture? The cross-device sync...

Cross-platform is huge. So many good Mac tools never make it to Windows, which locks out a massive chunk of users. The "3x faster dictation" claim is interesting — is that based on words-per-minute vs typing, or including the time saved from not having to edit/correct mistakes? Curious how it handles the Windows audio stack too. Mac has Core Audio which makes low-latency mic access pretty...

The iOS keyboard integration is the killer feature here. Most voice-to-text apps feel bolted on — you have to switch apps, dictate, copy, paste. Having it right in the keyboard removes all that friction. CarPlay support is smart too. That's when voice input actually makes sense — hands on wheel, eyes on road. Quick question: does the iOS version use the same local Whisper models as the Mac app,...