Windows 10 and 11
AI dictation built around your Windows workflow.
Typeglot listens for your final intent, removes spoken corrections, formats the result and pastes it where your cursor already is.
- Global hotkey
- Any app with a text cursor
- 50+ languages
- Privacy-first content handling
Why Windows-first matters
Dictation should fit the operating system, not compete with it.
A productive Windows dictation tool needs to stay available without becoming another full-screen destination. Typeglot can remain in the system tray, listen from a global hotkey and show its optional Mini Controller when you want the current mode, language and recording state close at hand.
Paste at the cursor
Work in Outlook, Word, a browser, Slack, an AI assistant or a code editor. Typeglot places the final text in the active field.
Correct yourself naturally
Backtrack while speaking. A phrase such as “Thursday at one, no, Friday at three” becomes only the final intended statement.
Keep the interface light
Tray controls, a hotkey and the Mini Controller keep dictation available without forcing you to manage another document window.
From voice to finished text
More than a transcript.
Basic speech recognition turns sound into words. Typeglot also removes filler, resolves spoken revisions and restores useful structure while preserving meaning, vocabulary and tone.
That distinction matters most in long emails, product notes, detailed AI prompts and multilingual messages, where cleaning a raw transcript can erase the time you saved by speaking.
A typical Typeglot flow
- Place your cursor in any text field.
- Use the global hotkey and speak naturally.
- Correct yourself without restarting.
- Typeglot pastes the finished text at the cursor.
Choose the right workflow
When Typeglot is the better fit.
You write across apps
You need one voice workflow for email, chat, documents, browsers and AI tools.
You think across languages
You want normal dictation and explicit cross-language output without copy and paste.
You care about data handling
You want each request processed without a retained archive of your audio or text.
Typeglot writes text. It does not act as an autonomous assistant and does not perform tasks inside the destination app.