Stream by Sandbar
The private voice ring for everything on your mind
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The private voice ring for everything on your mind
261 followers
Stream is a private voice ring for everything on your mind. Notes, Chat, Dictation—in one.
To use Stream: just press, speak, and release. Stream can capture notes, dictate across apps, and respond to questions via earbuds or connected speakers.
As a self extension, Stream supports your thinking through thoughtful questions and intelligent responses, rather than having an independent identity of its own.
This is the 2nd launch from Stream by Sandbar. View more
Universal Dictation on Stream
Launching today
Introducing Universal Dictation on Stream. Push-to-talk across iOS and Mac: Instantly. No app switching, no reconnection.
We built Notes so nothing gets lost, and Chat so you can think out loud. With Dictation, your voice goes anywhere.
Notes, Chat, Dictation—in one voice ring
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The press and hold flow works great, but a small "lock recording" toggle would be amazing for longer brainstorming sessions when my hands get tired or I want to gesture while talking. Maybe a double tap to switch into hands free mode that auto ends on silence.
the "self extension" framing really lands for me. it sidesteps the whole AI ego trap and just feels like a quieter, more useful tool.
The push-to-talk flow here feels really considered, like you can just press, speak, release and it disappears into whatever you were doing without breaking your focus.
Pressing a button and just talking into my notes feels surprisingly natural. Love that it asks thoughtful questions back instead of trying to act like its own person.
The press-and-hold interaction is a really nice touch, makes it feel less like opening another app and more like a natural extension of how you already think out loud.
the press and release flow feels really well thought out, basically just tap and talk without any extra steps getting in the way.
Pressing and just talking feels surprisingly natural, and I like that it nudges me with questions instead of doing all the thinking itself.