Voiskey starts from what you meant, not just what you said. Speak a rough thought and it comes back shaped for where it's going and who's reading it: casual with a friend, composed with a colleague, technical with an AI. It arrives 5x faster than typing, cleaned up and ready to send, while you still sound like you. Voiskey is now available on iOS, macOS, Android, and Windows, in over 100 languages. It's free to start. Join during launch and get a free month of Pro.
Hi Product Hunt,
I'm Jenny, from the Voiskey team.
We started this because of the same wall we kept hitting - AI dictation still isn't truly edit-free. The text comes out polished, and a lot of the time sanded flat: a message to a friend comes back like a memo, or a note to a colleague comes back like a template. None of it sounds like you, so you have to go back in and manually re-edit it before you send it.
That's what Voiskey is built around. We called it "expression intelligence". Voiskey doesn't just catching your words. It works out what you meant, who's going to read it, and how you'd have put it yourself. The polish moves. Your voice stays.
Why Voiskey:
* Fits the moment. Reads the situation you're writing into and adjusts how the text comes out.
* Keeps your voice. Your slang, your shorthand, and your way of putting things stay.
* Learns your words. Remembers the names and terms you correct, so you fix them once.
* Translates as you speak. Say it in your language, send it in theirs. It reads native, not translated.
* Ask AI. Say what you want written and it lands in the field. Ask a question and the answer opens in a window.
It's free to try, and there's a free month of Pro during launch. We'd love to hear what you think!
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@jenny_liu9 Handling the code-switching automatically without digging into settings every time is exactly what multilingual folks have been waiting for such a nice launch... congrats team👋
@vikramp7470 Thank you, Vikram! That's exactly the pain point we set out to solve — multilingual folks shouldn't have to babysit settings just to switch languages naturally. Really means a lot coming from someone who gets it. Excited for you to try it out!
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@jenny_liu9 Nice launch ! keeping your own writing styles while decreeing is a really useful idea, and also the context aware editing sounds interesting.
how well does this work with uncommon name or the technical terms????
@jenny_liu9@atul15 Good question! It handles uncommon names and technical terms reasonably well, and especially if you add it to the dictionary or if correct it once. It remembers and prioritize terms you use often.
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Remembering a name after one correction sounds like a small feature I'd appreciate every day.
@peggykk Totally agree, Peggy — those small memory wins add up fast. Voiskey actually does learn from corrections like that, so once you fix a name it sticks and adapts to how you speak over time. Would love to hear how it goes if you give it a try!
@jenny_liu9@adana Glad you like it! Armenian is supported as well. If you have any questions or run into any issues while using Voiskey, feel free to ask us — we’ll be happy to help right away.
@mi_leeli Right? That mental overhead of switching mid-thought is real. With Translation you just speak normally and it handles the rest at output. Would love to know if it actually helps in your day-to-day.
@mi_leeli Thanks Mi! Multilingual switching is actually one of the areas we've focused on — Voiskey handles code-switching and language detection automatically, so you don't have to manually toggle. Would love for you to try it and see if it fits your workflow!
@mi_leeli I also run into these kinds of issues at work, since my current work involves using multiple languages quite often. Switching between them so frequently can really disrupt my thinking and productivity. But honestly, after using Voiskey for a while, I feel like it really does help. I’d love for you to give it a try too, and I hope it helps you out as well!
@mi_leeli Totally get that! That’s actually one of the things we wanted to make easier 🙌 Voiskey supports 100+ languages, so you can switch between languages naturally while speaking without constantly changing your setup. Would love for you to give it a try and let us know how it works for your workflow!
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For research notes, I'd want to dictate a rough explanation while keeping the technical terms intact.
@jackruirui Understood! Two things working together here. Dictation handles the rough input and cleans it up without flattening how you talk. Personal Dictionary makes sure your technical terms land correctly and stay consistent.
@jackruirui Good use case, Jack — Voiskey cleans up filler and rambling but keeps technical terms and jargon intact, so it won't oversimplify or paraphrase your terminology away. Should work well for research notes.
@jackruirui Yes, we handle it that way. Even though what you described is a bit high-level, we make sure to keep your technical terms intact. I think it’s a great way to use Voiskey for taking notes, and I’ve been using it that way myself.
@jackruirui That’s a great use case! We built Voiskey to clean up rough spoken thoughts while preserving the meaning and context, especially when you’re working with more technical content. Would love for you to try it with your research notes and let us know how it handles your terminology!
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How do you decide how much to clean up? I'd want the rough edges fixed without losing what I meant.
@evanbuildsai It's not a fixed level of cleanup — it reads the context of where you're writing and adjusts from there. A casual Slack message gets treated differently from an email. Either way the aim is the same: fix what makes it hard to read, keep everything that makes it yours.
@evanbuildsai Yes, we want to build something that helps you choose the most suitable way to express yourself based on your specific context. For example, in a work setting, we’ll make it as formal as possible; if you’re in a chat, we’ll help retain the natural character of your speech. And if you’re coding, we’ll make it better suited for code-related output. This is the differentiated experience we want to provide for our users—across different scenarios.
@evanbuildsai That’s exactly the balance we’re aiming for! Voiskey cleans up things like filler words, repetition, and messy phrasing, while keeping your original meaning and intent intact.
@nancy_brown6 So glad to hear Voiskey has been helpful! 🙌 And yes, we support Urdu as well! Would love for you to give it a try and let us know how it works for you :)
Voiskey
@jenny_liu9 Handling the code-switching automatically without digging into settings every time is exactly what multilingual folks have been waiting for such a nice launch... congrats team👋
Voiskey
@vikramp7470 Thank you, Vikram! That's exactly the pain point we set out to solve — multilingual folks shouldn't have to babysit settings just to switch languages naturally. Really means a lot coming from someone who gets it. Excited for you to try it out!
@jenny_liu9 Nice launch ! keeping your own writing styles while decreeing is a really useful idea, and also the context aware editing sounds interesting.
how well does this work with uncommon name or the technical terms????
Voiskey
@jenny_liu9 @atul15 Good question! It handles uncommon names and technical terms reasonably well, and especially if you add it to the dictionary or if correct it once. It remembers and prioritize terms you use often.
Remembering a name after one correction sounds like a small feature I'd appreciate every day.
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@peggykk Those tiny repeats add up. Voiskey learns names, jargon, and spelling preferences so you shouldn’t have to fix the same term over and over.
Voiskey
@peggykk Exactly! It’s one of those small things that makes a big difference. 🙌 That’s what Voiskey is built to do.
Voiskey
@peggykk Totally agree, Peggy — those small memory wins add up fast. Voiskey actually does learn from corrections like that, so once you fix a name it sticks and adapts to how you speak over time. Would love to hear how it goes if you give it a try!
Voiskey
@peggykk Agreed! These small details always used to bug me, so it's great to see one more barrier removed.
RunEvr
@jenny_liu9 Congrats, guys! Really cool stuff. And the question I always ask - what about the Armenian language? =)
Voiskey
@adana Thanks Adana! Great news — Armenian is already supported for both voice input and translation. Give it a try and let us know what you think 🙌
RunEvr
@jenny_liu9 Thanks, going to check it !
Voiskey
@jenny_liu9 @adana Glad you like it! Armenian is supported as well. If you have any questions or run into any issues while using Voiskey, feel free to ask us — we’ll be happy to help right away.
Expertise AI
this looks pretty solid tbh, switching languages at work is such a hassle so curious if this actually helps
Voiskey
@mi_leeli Right? That mental overhead of switching mid-thought is real. With Translation you just speak normally and it handles the rest at output. Would love to know if it actually helps in your day-to-day.
Voiskey
@mi_leeli Thanks Mi! Multilingual switching is actually one of the areas we've focused on — Voiskey handles code-switching and language detection automatically, so you don't have to manually toggle. Would love for you to try it and see if it fits your workflow!
Voiskey
@mi_leeli I also run into these kinds of issues at work, since my current work involves using multiple languages quite often. Switching between them so frequently can really disrupt my thinking and productivity. But honestly, after using Voiskey for a while, I feel like it really does help. I’d love for you to give it a try too, and I hope it helps you out as well!
Voiskey
@mi_leeli Totally get that! That’s actually one of the things we wanted to make easier 🙌 Voiskey supports 100+ languages, so you can switch between languages naturally while speaking without constantly changing your setup. Would love for you to give it a try and let us know how it works for your workflow!
For research notes, I'd want to dictate a rough explanation while keeping the technical terms intact.
Voiskey
@jackruirui Understood! Two things working together here. Dictation handles the rough input and cleans it up without flattening how you talk. Personal Dictionary makes sure your technical terms land correctly and stay consistent.
Voiskey
@jackruirui Good use case, Jack — Voiskey cleans up filler and rambling but keeps technical terms and jargon intact, so it won't oversimplify or paraphrase your terminology away. Should work well for research notes.
Voiskey
@jackruirui Yes, we handle it that way. Even though what you described is a bit high-level, we make sure to keep your technical terms intact. I think it’s a great way to use Voiskey for taking notes, and I’ve been using it that way myself.
Voiskey
@jackruirui That’s a great use case! We built Voiskey to clean up rough spoken thoughts while preserving the meaning and context, especially when you’re working with more technical content. Would love for you to try it with your research notes and let us know how it handles your terminology!
How do you decide how much to clean up? I'd want the rough edges fixed without losing what I meant.
Voiskey
@evanbuildsai It's not a fixed level of cleanup — it reads the context of where you're writing and adjusts from there. A casual Slack message gets treated differently from an email. Either way the aim is the same: fix what makes it hard to read, keep everything that makes it yours.
Voiskey
@evanbuildsai Yes, we want to build something that helps you choose the most suitable way to express yourself based on your specific context. For example, in a work setting, we’ll make it as formal as possible; if you’re in a chat, we’ll help retain the natural character of your speech. And if you’re coding, we’ll make it better suited for code-related output. This is the differentiated experience we want to provide for our users—across different scenarios.
Voiskey
@evanbuildsai That’s exactly the balance we’re aiming for! Voiskey cleans up things like filler words, repetition, and messy phrasing, while keeping your original meaning and intent intact.
Voickey is a great product, its help me a lot.
quick question is it also in Urdu language?
Voiskey
@nancy_brown6 Really glad Voiskey has been helping you! Voiskey supports 100+ languages. Give Urdu a try and tell me how it goes, we'd love to hear!
Voiskey
@nancy_brown6 So glad to hear Voiskey has been helpful! 🙌 And yes, we support Urdu as well! Would love for you to give it a try and let us know how it works for you :)