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.
@sylvialane Totally agree! — that's exactly why we built real-time translation into Voiskey. You can speak in your language and have it come out in another, which is great for international teams and cross-language communication. Would love for you to try it out!
@sylvialane Yes, I'm also on an international team, so I use the translate function quite often. Since I started using it, it’s really helped me boost my efficiency a lot; I only need a few seconds to say something, and it helps me translate it into various languages to send out.
@sylvialane Absolutely! That’s one of the use cases we’re really excited about. You can speak naturally in one language and have Voiskey translate it into another, which makes cross-language communication with international teams much
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I like that Voiskey adjusts the wording based on where you're using it. That could be really handy when switching between causal chat work messages and AI tools.
@khaba_shaba Yes! That's the exact switch Context Awareness handles. Slack message stays loose, AI prompt comes out structured — you just speak and it figures out which mode you're in.
@khaba_shaba Exactly, Khaba — you nailed it!!! That context-switching is honestly one of the things we're most proud of. Casual chat, work messages, prompting AI tools — Voiskey adapts to each without you lifting a finger!
@khaba_shaba Exactly! We wanted Voiskey to understand that you probably don’t want to sound the same in a casual chat, a work message, and an AI prompt 😄 The idea is to let you just speak naturally and have the wording adapt to the context for you.
Congrats for your launch! For a global team, being able to speak in your own language and produce a message in another could simplify everyday updates.
@brattyaiguy Thank you so much! Global team communication is where this really shows. The mental load of composing in a language that isn't your first is real, and it compounds across a whole workday. Speak in yours, it comes out in theirs — that's the whole idea with Translation.
@brattyaiguy Thank you so much! 🙌 That’s exactly what we hope to make easier, just speak naturally in the language you’re most comfortable with and let Voiskey handle the translation. Hopefully fewer language barriers and smoother everyday communication.
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Voiskey is a good product, my question is what is the most unique feature of the Voiskey that other same like products do not have ?
@liam_ward2 Thanks! Our standout feature is scene-aware polishing: we auto-adjust your text tone to fit whichever app you’re working in, beyond simple speech-to-text.
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If it remembers the names and terms I correct, that could save a lot of repetitive editing.
@cong_zhou2 Exactly! That’s the idea 🙌 Voiskey can learn from your corrections and build up your personal vocabulary over time, so names, industry terms, and phrases you use often require les
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I use voice typing a lot, but almost never send the first result as is. There’s always something that sounds a bit off.
@jody_l_wyatt Yeah, raw transcription just moves the work rather than removes it. What you're describing is the whole problem Voiskey started from — the edit you shouldn't have to do. Whether it actually closes that gap for your specific voice is the real test.
@jody_l_wyatt Totally relate to this! That “almost right, but not quite” feeling is exactly what we wanted to solve. Voiskey goes beyond transcription to clean up the wording and structure, so the first result is much closer to something you’d actually send :)
@ab80 Thanks so much! It's less about deciding which words to keep and more about resolving the things that happen when you speak — the ums, the restarts, the repetition. Your actual phrasing stays. The stuff that wouldn't survive a reread gets cleaned.
PodcastorAI
Speaking in one language and sending in another could be handy for international teams.
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@sylvialane Totally agree! — that's exactly why we built real-time translation into Voiskey. You can speak in your language and have it come out in another, which is great for international teams and cross-language communication. Would love for you to try it out!
Voiskey
@sylvialane Yes, I'm also on an international team, so I use the translate function quite often. Since I started using it, it’s really helped me boost my efficiency a lot; I only need a few seconds to say something, and it helps me translate it into various languages to send out.
Voiskey
@sylvialane Absolutely! That’s one of the use cases we’re really excited about. You can speak naturally in one language and have Voiskey translate it into another, which makes cross-language communication with international teams much
I like that Voiskey adjusts the wording based on where you're using it. That could be really handy when switching between causal chat work messages and AI tools.
Voiskey
@khaba_shaba Yes! That's the exact switch Context Awareness handles. Slack message stays loose, AI prompt comes out structured — you just speak and it figures out which mode you're in.
Voiskey
@khaba_shaba Exactly, Khaba — you nailed it!!! That context-switching is honestly one of the things we're most proud of. Casual chat, work messages, prompting AI tools — Voiskey adapts to each without you lifting a finger!
Voiskey
@khaba_shaba Exactly! We wanted Voiskey to understand that you probably don’t want to sound the same in a casual chat, a work message, and an AI prompt 😄 The idea is to let you just speak naturally and have the wording adapt to the context for you.
Memmy Agent
Congrats for your launch! For a global team, being able to speak in your own language and produce a message in another could simplify everyday updates.
Voiskey
Voiskey
@brattyaiguy Thank you so much! Global team communication is where this really shows. The mental load of composing in a language that isn't your first is real, and it compounds across a whole workday. Speak in yours, it comes out in theirs — that's the whole idea with Translation.
Voiskey
@brattyaiguy Thank you so much! 🙌 That’s exactly what we hope to make easier, just speak naturally in the language you’re most comfortable with and let Voiskey handle the translation. Hopefully fewer language barriers and smoother everyday communication.
Voiskey is a good product, my question is what is the most unique feature of the Voiskey that other same like products do not have ?
Voiskey
If it remembers the names and terms I correct, that could save a lot of repetitive editing.
Voiskey
Voiskey
@cong_zhou2 Exactly! That’s the idea 🙌 Voiskey can learn from your corrections and build up your personal vocabulary over time, so names, industry terms, and phrases you use often require les
I use voice typing a lot, but almost never send the first result as is.
There’s always something that sounds a bit off.
Voiskey
@jody_l_wyatt Yeah, raw transcription just moves the work rather than removes it. What you're describing is the whole problem Voiskey started from — the edit you shouldn't have to do. Whether it actually closes that gap for your specific voice is the real test.
Voiskey
@jody_l_wyatt Totally relate to this! That “almost right, but not quite” feeling is exactly what we wanted to solve. Voiskey goes beyond transcription to clean up the wording and structure, so the first result is much closer to something you’d actually send :)
Awario
Congrats on the launch, team! How does the app know when to clean up what I said and when to keep my original words?
Voiskey
@ab80 Thanks so much! It's less about deciding which words to keep and more about resolving the things that happen when you speak — the ums, the restarts, the repetition. Your actual phrasing stays. The stuff that wouldn't survive a reread gets cleaned.