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Saymila
Voice dictation that writes clean text, in any app
3 followers
Voice dictation that writes clean text, in any app
3 followers
Saymila turns the way you actually talk into clean, ready-to-send text, in any app. Ums, repetitions and self-corrections disappear; punctuation and spelling are fixed. Pick a style (pro email, text message, summary, bullet list… or pirate, for fun) or translate as you speak. It is a keyboard on iPhone and Android, and a hold-to-talk shortcut on Mac and Windows. Speech recognition runs on your device, our server never stores your text, and there are no ads or tracking.




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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Guillaume, a developer from France, and Saymila is my app.
I’m a passionate developer with way too many projects going, alongside a busy life with family and friends. At some point I just couldn’t keep up with my messages anymore, and my friends were getting tired of my overly long voice notes. That’s when I decided to build an app for it.
What I cared about most is privacy. Your keyboard is what you touch all day long; it sees everything you write. I didn’t want mine stuffed with analytics tools, SDKs and partners measuring everything: my keyboard is my private life too. So Saymila has no ads and no analytics or advertising SDKs, speech recognition runs on your device, and our server never stores your text.
What Saymila does:
• You talk the way you talk, and it writes what you meant. "um, so, tomorrow's meeting is, uh, moved to Thursday I mean, at 10" becomes "Tomorrow's meeting has moved to Thursday at 10 a.m."
• You pick the tone: pro email, text message, summary, bullet list… or pirate and medieval when you want a laugh. Plus and Pro users can write their own styles.
• You speak your language and it writes in another.
It works everywhere you type: as a keyboard on iPhone and Android, and as a hold-to-talk shortcut on Mac and Windows, with one account across all of them.
Who it's for: anyone who writes a lot of messages and emails on the go, and anyone who would rather talk than type.
I'd love your feedback: which style would you add, and where does dictation still let you down?