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SonaVoice

Launching today

Voice typing for Windows that drops clean text into any app

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Voice typing for Windows that drops clean text into any app

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Hold a key, talk, and SonaVoice drops clean text into any app. Fast voice dictation with on-the-fly cleanup. For Windows, with Mac and iOS on the way.

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Launch tags:Windows•Productivity•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey everyone, I'm the maker of SonaVoice. I built it because every dictation tool I tried on Windows got in the way. There was a wake word to remember, or a window to manage, or text that came out so messy I spent longer fixing it than just typing. SonaVoice is the opposite of that. You hold Right Ctrl, talk, and let go. Clean, punctuated text lands in whatever app your cursor is already in, whether that's Slack, your editor, an email, or a browser field. No window, no per-app plugins. It also reads the context, so it stays lowercase and loose in chat but writes full sentences in email, and you can teach it words like "kubectl" or a coworker's name so they stop coming out wrong. The decision I'm most attached to: it doesn't keep your audio. The recording is transcribed and discarded, and your history stays on your device, not on my servers. A tool that hears everything shouldn't also hoard it. Honest status: it's Windows only right now (Mac and iOS are next), and it's early, so you'll find rough edges. The free plan is 2,500 words a month, no card. I'd really like feedback, especially the "this annoyed me" kind. I'll be here all day to answer anything.

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p/sonavoice

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3h ago

Launching SonaVoice today — voice typing for Windows that works in any app

It's live Short version: hold one key, talk, and it types into whatever app you're in Slack, your editor, a browser, a terminal. It cleans up the "um"s and false starts on the fly, so what lands is actually readable.

Built it because dictation on Windows never stuck for me built-in is clunky, Dragon's heavy, the good new ones are Mac-first.

Would love early eyes. If you type all day, tell me which apps it should work in that I might've missed

p/sonavoice

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13h ago

Honest question: do you actually dictate, or did you try it once and quit?

I'm launching a voice-typing tool soon, but first I'm genuinely curious where people land on dictation.

Everyone I talk to is in one of two camps: "tried it, the accuracy/awkwardness killed it" or "I dictate everything now and can't go back." Almost nobody's in between.

If you bounced off it what was the dealbreaker? Accuracy? Punctuation? Feeling weird talking out loud? Having to dictate into a special box instead of your actual app?

And if it stuck what made it click?

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