... everyone using it. What does your voice-to-AI workflow look like? Comment from Myroslav Budzanivskyi(@myroslav_budzanivskyi): Adding to Konstantin's third point, because the vocabulary list is the part most people never find. It sits in Dictionary in the sidebar. You give it two things: how a word should be written, and what Lispr hears instead. The list lives on your device. There is also a switch for Auto-expand. With it on, Lispr goes through your recent ...

... adding modality to an app whose entire pitch is hold a key and speak. I'd rather not ship a feature whose failure is silent and worse than not having it. What did come out of that thread: the dictionary had a limit nobody was told about, so terms past a few dozen were being dropped silently. Those are now marked in Preferences. Shipping in 1.0.3. If you end up wanting this badly enough in daily use, tell ... ... designed hotkey would change the maths and I'd revisit it. Comment from Willis Liao(@willis_liao1): @fatima__sani  First of all thanks for commenting, this means a lot for a solo developer. And although we have a dictionary

... Look up any word, in any app, without leaving what you're reading. You're reading an article, an email, or a PDF and hit a word you don't know. You copy it, switch to a dictionary app, search it, then try to find your place again. Quicktionary kills that friction. Select any text in any app browser, email, document, anywhere tap Quicktionary from the share menu, and the definition appears as an overlay right over what you were ... ... actually retain what you look up. Built for: readers, learners, non-native English speakers, students, and anyone who wants to understand not just look up new words. Comment from Pradeep(@pradeep2109): Hey Product Hunt! I built Quicktionary because every dictionary

... Quicktionary Floating dictionary anywhere on Android Instant word meanings without switching apps Looking up words shouldn t break your flow. Quicktionary is a lightweight floating dictionary

... here, founder of Murkaverse, we are building an AI-powered dream interpretation platform. Your companion is Murka, our mascot, and the whole thing is grounded in Jungian psychology and folklore rather than the usual "dreaming of teeth = anxiety" symbol-dictionary stuff. Building it out of Tallinn. Going to use this space to share the journey openly, wins, fumbles, the strange research rabbit holes. Curious to hear what people here are working on too! Check us out: https://www.murkaverse.com ...

... safe and always AI-compatible. The thing that can get you fired if you apply it to the wrong deal that's the signal. On images and video: agree with Saad that effort is the better frame than AI vs. not-AI. The tells are more about whether the visual is doing real work showing something specific, dated, and contextually accurate or just looking the part. Comment from Andrii Krugliak(@theuniverseson): The tell isn't polish anymore, it's specificity ... ... them, photo profiles were special in a similar way. When I double checked the profiles, the links were not working. And I hate finding myself interacting with bots. What is the limit that bothers you in interacting with AI vs

... getting the analyst/stakeholder involved in the tool through a NLP like interface. Basically, you provide the tool the documentation/confluence page or url and your primary interest in a particular session - it could be "understand the data" in the data dictionary. It could be implement "this algorithm" in this research paper, or, to your point "what's happening here" in this plot, you get an NLP description. The tool is really the glue between the analyst/stakeholder and the data. This feature ...

... pauses. For Omen, I solved this by building a specialized Code Mode that treats code as a structured formal language rather than prose. Here is how it handles deeply nested functions and symbols: Formal Symbol Mapping : I implemented a dictionary that translates every technical python symbol into its formal spoken equivalent. For example, instead of skipping brackets or saying 'curly thing,' it clearly narrates 'open brace' and 'close brace,' same for parenthesis and all python symbols and I included ...

... devs are stuck in a "Copy-Paste" loop. They use AI to generate a single function, but they refuse to let the AI see the "Full Truth" of the entire repository. They are treating a "Co-Architect" like a "Dictionary." In my view, this is a defensive mechanism a refusal to adapt to a new paradigm because it threatens the traditional "manual control" they ve mastered for years. The "OpenClaw" Hype vs

... While building Shavely (a multilingual chat app), we discovered a problem: Machine translation often fails with internal terminology. Example: Hotel housekeeping term "Stay Full" Normal translation nonsense Actual meaning full cleaning while guest stays So we added a custom dictionary feature where teams define translations. Curious: How do your teams handle internal terms across languages? Slack? Glossaries? Manual explanations ...

... Thought experiment: if you had to delete all your bookmarks and could only keep 10, which ones would survive? I think the answer reveals a lot about what we actually value vs what we mindlessly save. Most of us have hundreds or thousands of saved links we will never revisit. The ones that would make my cut: - 2-3 reference articles I genuinely go back to regularly - A couple of tools I use weekly - Maybe 1-2 essays that changed ... ... ever been asked, this one has me panicked. Only 10? Since I'm a writer, 3 would have to be dedicated to that: a site listing publishers, one that lists reference sources by topic, and one for the trusty dictionary

... retention. Multi-skill practice: Improve listening with YouTube videos, speaking with the Shadowing method, and daily reading & writing. Progress tracking: Visual charts help you clearly see your improvement and stay motivated. Helpful tools: Quick access to the Cambridge Dictionary, podcasts, personal notes, leaderboards, cloning vocabulary cards from other users, and more. More methods coming: Additional learning techniques I personally used will be added in future updates. Let EngDaily help you turn learning English into a simple daily habit ...

... transcription. You can even select any text in your input field and edit it by voice. No typing, no hassle. Works in every app Messages, Slack, Gmail, Google Docs, WhatsApp, Telegram, everywhere. Supports 100+ languages with automatic detection. Personal dictionary learns your unique vocabulary names, terms, brands and never forgets. Privacy-first: zero data retention, everything stays on your device. We're launching soon and would be incredibly grateful for your support, upvotes, and comments. Check out the Typeless home ...

... dreams, offering interpretations from both psychological and traditional cultural perspectives. It also maps underlying emotional tendencies, provides practical life guidance, and even recommends symbolic lucky items, making the interpretation not just informative but actionable. Unlike one-way dream dictionaries, it features a "Dream Sharing Plaza" where you can browse others dream stories and analyses. Discovering "I m not the only one who dreams like this" brings a sense of resonance that is healing in itself. The built-in "Symbol Dictionary

... EdTech and long-form content. In-Video Search: Users search spoken phrases and jump directly to the timestamp. No more scrubbing. Chat With Your Content: Viewers ask questions and get answers from your video - without leaving your page. Smart Dictionary: Instant lookup for words and phrases, right in the player. Full Playback Flexibility: AirPlay, Chromecast, and HLS streaming built in. VAST pre/mid/end roll ads + subtitle text ads. See it in action: Live Demo I'd love your feedback ...

... filler words in your final text. AI Auto-Editing: Our intelligent processing transforms casual speech into polished, professional writing in real-time. Works in every app Messages, Slack, Mail, Notes, WhatsApp, everywhere. Supports 100+ languages with automatic detection. Personal dictionary learns your unique vocabulary names, terms, brands and never forgets. Privacy-first : zero data retention, everything stays on your device. We re launching on December 24th and would be incredibly grateful for your support, upvotes, and comments. Check ... ... Olag. Great questions about language support! Typeless handles French really well accents, spelling, grammar nuances, all covered. It auto-detects languages and adapts to regional accents effectively. Plus, you can add French-specific terms to your personal dictionary

... closer look at the name of your product. That's the thing people will say out loud all the time (hopefully), so it must be cool. That means it must be: clear (your user shouldn t need a dictionary); memorable (easy to repeat without butchering the pronunciation); unique (ideally not shared with other tens of AI-powered apps). If you choose a bad name, it can confuse others, get lost in feeds, and be very difficult to get into people ... ... your product's name in real-life scenarios and how that sounds. If it feels clunky, they probably won t adopt it. 5. Check for unwanted associations Seems kind of obvious, but it's very important. Google it. Urban Dictionary

... input, on-device spell checking (no network requests), multilingual support, encrypted local database (SQLCipher), word learning with privacy controls, no telemetry or analytics, no network permissions. All processing happens on-device. No data leaves your phone. User dictionary and learned words are stored in an encrypted local database. If you're interested, please connect via Bluesky or hello@urik.io ...

... like a plane s ping to the control tower), KeepBridge has 3 key functions to help deal with life s uncertainties. Here s how I use them: Time Capsule Stores messages like: My seed phrase is in the dictionary on the bookshelf. No sensitive info online, just instructions for offline secrets. Messages are delivered if I miss a long-term check-in (300 days). As a BTC holder, it s my last line of defense . If something happens ...

... turn on the captions. If there are no captions and I can t understand, I use Google Translate to transcribe and translate the audio! When I don t get something, I watch it a few more times, check the dictionary to understand the meaning, and practice shadowing. I think shadowing is really effective for language learning. Comment from Ivan APEDO(@ivan_apedo): From my experience find real people to talk with is better for pratice and this is more helpful ...

... languages grow their vocabulary faster. You paste any text (article, video transcript, blog post, etc.), and the system automatically detects only the words you don t know based on your personal lexicon. Unknown words are saved into a smart dictionary, and you can then review them with flashcards. Why I built it: I ve always struggled with learning new words. While reading, I had to interrupt myself, manually write down unknown words, translate them, and later review them. That frustration ...

... Over the past few months, we kept hearing the same thing from teams using Wispr Flow: We need zero data retention enabled across our company Can I share my dictionary with others on my team? How do I get Flow to understand our company jargon? How do I make sure everyone in my team maintains our brand voice? We spend a lot of time saying the same thing. Can we save predefined snippets? You asked and we answered. This Flow ... ... Business release comes with Shared Dictionary

... Grammarly also saves me a lot of time  I used to it so much that it is natural to me that it corrects my grammar. Without that, i would probably pick up every single word from the dictionary. Comment from Charlene Chen(@charlenechen_123): I use @ChatGPT by OpenAI , @Poe , @Grok AI assistant for my text-related tasks, significantly streamlining my workflow and saving valuable time. These tools enhance my productivity by efficiently handling various aspects of text processing ...

... workplace. ChatGPT can't replicate that chaos.) Comment from Martin Rue(@martin_rue): @busmark_w_nika  Good luck with it! Comment from Martin Rue(@martin_rue): Better ? I'd say that we're good at different things. The dictionary has more words than I do, but I use them better. AI has more patterns than I do, but I can create new ones that it has never seen. True innovation doesn't come out of AI alone because ...

... professional. Comment from Kirill Golubovskiy(@kirill_golubovskiy): @busmark_w_nika  I d see this as more of a conversation with a person rather than just AI. It s like talking to a foreigner while using a tool (a dictionary) to assist the conversation. Comment from Tasos V(@cryptosymposium): There is a guy in my Linkedin network, that a few months ago we paired up to support each others content. However, back then I didnt know that the guy makes ...