Loqua is LIVE on Product Hunt today, and welcome to the family!
AI keeps getting smarter yet using it feels more tiring: prompting, switching apps, screenshotting, explaining context again and again. Often the problem isn't the AI; it's that we still have to learn how to talk to it.
My biggest concern with voice tools is always accuracy. One wrong word can completely change the meaning.
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@mia_qiao
That's a completely valid concern — and it's exactly what we set out to solve.
Loqua is an attempt at something different: not just another tool, but more like a friend. It's powered by a multimodal reasoning model that understands first, then transcribes — precisely to avoid the "one wrong word can completely change the meaning" problem.
By taking in your screen context — images, the text you've selected — Loqua works to genuinely understand your intent before putting your words down. It's not blindly converting sound to text; it's comprehending what you actually mean, and then expressing it faithfully.
Accuracy isn't just a feature for us — it's the whole point. 🎯
Ada.im
I get a lot of my best ideas when I'm on the move or can't type — and by the time I sit down at my laptop, the thought's already gone. Loqua's "speak it and it becomes usable text/action" approach solves a real problem here. Really curious how it performs on scheduling and coding workflows via voice — that seems like the most exciting use case. Good luck with the launch!
Enter Pro
Most voice tools capture words. Loqua seems to understand where those words belong. That's a much bigger shift.
Loqua
@eric_zhang25 That's the idea! The same words should work differently depending on where you're using them.