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MosMos
Voice writing that works before, during, and after meetings
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Voice writing that works before, during, and after meetings
280 followers
MosMos goes beyond voice dictation by turning both individual thoughts and group conversations into usable writing. Speak naturally in any app, get fast and accurate text in the style you choose, or ask MosMos to search the web for current information. Its personal glossary remembers specialized terms after you add them once. In multi-speaker meetings, it tracks precise timestamps, distinguishes speakers, and creates structured notes, summaries, decisions, and action items for easier follow-up.
MosMos
Hi Product Hunt 👋 Lego here, technical lead at MosMos.
Building a voice-input demo is easy. Making it fast, accurate, and dependable all day is much harder.
We focused on low latency, polished output, and privacy-conscious processing. Speech recognition, personal vocabulary matching, and active-window detection run locally. MosMos uses the active app or window as a cue for polishing, and we do not retain users’ audio.
MosMos can also search the web for current information and return answers with sources.We see dictation, meetings, and tasks as one workflow—whether you’re speaking to write, think together, or capture an action.
Press Fn+Space and say, “Meeting at 3 PM.” MosMos creates a to-do and reminds you at 3. You can review tasks in Records and check them off when done.
Multi-person meetings are a core part of MosMos. It separates speakers, adds precise timestamps, and turns conversations into structured notes. You can trace any point back to the right person and moment, then create minutes, project docs, follow-up emails, or next steps without replaying the whole meeting.
Try MosMos with a niche term, unusual app, or chaotic meeting—and tell me what breaks. I’ll be here all day for technical questions.
The app specific writing is interesting. Does it feel different in Slack compared to other apps?
MosMos
@jack_mark8 Yes—that’s the idea. In Slack, MosMos keeps the writing shorter and more conversational, while emails are more complete and docs more structured. It detects the active app automatically, and you can always change the style.
MosMos
@jack_mark8 Hi, Jack! Thanks for coming!
Curious which apps you’d use this in most! Are you mainly switching between Slack and email, or would you also use voice for docs and coding prompts?
Can you jump directly from a summary point back to the exact audio segment?
MosMos
@devinstone Not yet, but that’s a great suggestion!
Jumping straight from a summary point to the audio would make checking the original context much easier. We’ll explore adding this in a future update.
Thanks for the idea!！
MosMos
@devinstone @lego260312 Great suggestion!
MeDo by Baidu
I really love the direction!
The coding use case clicks for me well. Explaining a requirement out loud is a natural way to give an agent the context it needs.
Hope you can win today's launch! Good luck!
MosMos
@cheng_ju1 Thanks for the kind words and for cheering us on today! 🙌
That coding workflow is a big part of why we built MosMos: moving between agent windows and talking through requirements without losing the train of thought.
Which coding agents do you usually work with?
MeDo by Baidu
@lego260312 I use Codex and Claude Code at the same time.
MosMos
@cheng_ju1 Nice! You can switch to the Codex or Claude Code window, press Fn, and speak your next instruction.
Would love to hear how that feels in your workflow.
Deamoy
The coding use case really clicks for me. Explaining a requirement out loud is a natural way to give an agent the context it needs.
MosMos
@carolyn_lyn It’s one of my favorite workflows too—voice makes it much easier to give coding agents full context without breaking focus.
MosMos
@carolyn_lyn Carolyn, thanks for coming!
It’s often the “why” and the edge cases that take the longest to type out. Making it easier to talk through that context was a big motivation for us when building MosMos.
I'm not sure how often I'd use all the features, but the meeting notes parts seems useful.
MosMos
@ayazakram That’s fair! Meeting notes are a big focus for us, especially helping you turn multi-person discussions into something useful afterward. Speaker labels and timestamps make the discussion easier to review.
What kinds of meetings would you use it for?
FunBlocks MindMax
I've tried this. It's accurate and efficient!
MosMos
@peng_wood Thanks for giving MosMos a try! We’ve put a lot of work into getting the speed and accuracy right, so this is great to hear 🙌
MosMos
@peng_wood Thanks for trying MosMos, Wood! Really glad MosMos worked well for you. Appreciate the support!