Voca runs system-wide on your desktop. Hold the hotkey in any app, speak, and the text lands at your cursor. No browser tab, no dictation window, no copy-paste dance. These are the places it earns its keep.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, the coding agent in your terminal. The good answers come from long, specific prompts, and typing those is the slow part. Hold the hotkey, describe the problem the way you'd describe it to a colleague, release. Your prompt lands in the box. Send.
Blog posts, essays, cover letters, newsletters, the opening of a tricky document. The blank page gets filled faster when you just say the thing. Clean up afterwards. Most writers talk at roughly 150 words a minute and type at 40. That gap is the point.
Slack threads, long email replies, the Jira comment that needs real context, the LinkedIn message you keep putting off. Dictate into whichever app is in front of you. No extensions, no copy-paste from a separate window. The cursor is where the text goes.
Nobody's shipping production code by voice, and that's fine. But commit messages, PR descriptions, code comments, docstrings, README sections and the prompt you're feeding Cursor all benefit from being spoken. Intent comes through clearer when you say it out loud.
Meeting summaries written while the conversation is still fresh. Journal entries. Ideas on a walk. The rough shape of a plan before you open a doc. Voca works in Apple Notes, Notion, Obsidian, Bear, any text field anywhere. Open a note, speak, move on.
Reading something and want to capture the reaction without losing your place? Hold the hotkey, say the thought, keep reading. Works in your PDF reader, your highlighter app, your research database. Long-form note taking without the typing tax.
RSI, tendonitis, a fresh wrist injury, or a condition that makes typing painful. Voca is a keyboard replacement for anywhere text goes. Works system-wide, not just in one app. No accessibility settings to wrestle with, no screen reader integration required.
Typing in a second language is slow because your fingers know the first one better. Speaking it is the opposite. Voca transcribes over 90 languages using Whisper, including mixed-language sentences where half is English and half isn't.
The math is the same whether you're writing an email, describing a bug, or prompting an AI. Speaking is the fastest way humans produce language. Voca is the shortest path between that and the cursor you're already in.
Try it in your browser in seconds — no install, no card. Or grab the desktop app for Windows, macOS, or Linux to dictate anywhere with a hotkey.