FluidVox's natural style keeps your phrasing and rhythm. It removes filler words and adds punctuation but does not rewrite. If you want lighter or heavier cleanup, switch styles per app or globally.
For Writers
Voice typing for the way writers actually draft
First drafts feel different when you're speaking. Pace your prose like you would in conversation, capture interviews and voice memos for transcription, and let FluidVox handle the punctuation, casing, and grammar — so the page is closer to clean copy when you start editing.
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Three reasons writers switch to voice
Typing forces you to slow down to your fingers. Voice lets you move at the speed of thought.
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Faster first drafts
You can speak around 150 words per minute. Most writers type 40–60. The compounding time savings on a 3,000-word piece are significant.
2
Less RSI, more sessions per day
If your wrists or shoulders limit your daily writing window, voice extends it. The Local plan is on-device so you're not exchanging health for privacy.
3
Interview transcripts in 99 languages
Drop a recording in, get a clean transcript out. On-device, free for all users, no minute caps.
Apps
Apps writers dictate into every day
Drafting tools, note apps, and journalism workflows.
NotionLong-form drafts and outlining
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Google DocsCollaborative editing
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Apple NotesQuick capture and idea logs
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GmailPitches and editor correspondence
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SlackEditorial conversations
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ChatGPTBrainstorming and feedback loops
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ClaudeManuscript editing and structural notes
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LinearStory planning and assignment tracking
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A drafting day with FluidVox
8:30 AM
Morning pages
Dictate stream-of-consciousness into Apple Notes. No typing fatigue, no editor brain.
10:00 AM
Interview transcript
Drop yesterday's recording into FluidVox. Local Whisper transcribes 60 minutes in a few minutes — fully offline.
11:30 AM
First draft
Speak the first 1,500 words of the piece in Google Docs. FluidVox handles paragraph breaks via natural pauses.
2:00 PM
Edit pass
Switch back to keyboard for line edits. The voice draft was the heavy lift; refinement is faster.
4:30 PM
Pitch email
Dictate the pitch in Gmail with a professional tone — auto-applied per-app.
Capabilities
Features that matter for writing
Natural cadence, file transcription, and language coverage.
Natural style
Cadence preserved, filler removed
FluidVox's natural style keeps your voice intact while removing "um" and "uh." The result reads like you wrote it carefully — not like a transcript.
Local file transcription
99 languages, free for all users
Imported audio and video transcribed on-device using Whisper or Parakeet. A Local/Cloud toggle is available for speed when privacy isn't the priority.
Personal dictionary
Character names, terminology, beats
Add your character names, place names, project codes, and recurring terms. FluidVox preserves them across every session.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Add them to the Personal Dictionary. FluidVox also auto-learns from your corrections, so the third time you fix "Aelinora," it sticks.
FluidVox uses on-device Whisper or Parakeet — the same model family those tools use. Accuracy is comparable.
Yes. FluidVox types into any text input on macOS or Windows. If you can type into the field with a keyboard, FluidVox can dictate into it.
On-device transcription uses optimized models that run efficiently on Apple Silicon and modern Windows hardware. For very long sessions, the Cloud option is also available.
The natural style is the closest to a writer's default. Some users prefer the notes style for first drafts (less aggressive cleanup) and natural for finished prose.
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Full access, no credit card required. Then $2.99/month or $39 one-time.
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