Multilingual dictation

Think in one language. Work in another.

Typeglot gives multilingual Windows users one workflow for normal dictation, polished writing and explicit cross-language output.

  • 50+ languages
  • Normal dictation
  • Ghost Mode translation
  • Direct paste

Two distinct jobs

Dictate in a language, or translate into one.

Multilingual work is not one feature. Sometimes you want to speak and write in the same language. Sometimes the language that comes naturally is not the language the reader needs. Typeglot separates those two jobs clearly.

Normal Mode

Speak in the language you want to write. Typeglot cleans false starts, punctuation and structure, then pastes the polished result.

Ghost Mode

Speak in one supported language, choose another for output, and paste the translated result directly into the active application.

Built for multilingual lives

Remove the translation detour.

Traditional multilingual writing often means drafting, copying, opening a translator, correcting the translation and copying again. Every handoff interrupts the thought.

Typeglot keeps the destination app active. The output can land in an email, document, team chat or AI tool without a separate translation window.

Useful for

  • Expats working in a local language
  • International teams
  • Customer communication across markets
  • Multilingual founders and researchers
  • Anyone whose thinking language changes during the day

Language fidelity

Your meaning stays in charge.

Typeglot is designed as a faithful typist. It improves readability and carries the message across languages, but it should not invent instructions, promises or facts that were not spoken.

Corrections disappear

Spoken backtracking becomes a clean final sentence.

Structure appears

Lists, paragraphs and punctuation can follow the structure already present in your voice.

The destination stays open

The completed text appears where you were already working.

Let your first language keep up with your working language.

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