Use cases
Voice, for the way you actually work
VoiceOS is one voice layer for dictation, editing, and actions across Mac and Windows. These guides show what that looks like in specific jobs and situations.
Voice typing for lawyers
Voice typing for lawyers who draft all day
Dictate briefs, letters, and client email on Mac or Windows, then use voice to revise clauses and prepare follow-ups.
Voice typing for clinicians
Voice typing for doctors and clinicians
Dictate notes, letters, and email in your own words on Mac or Windows, and keep your eyes on the patient instead of the keyboard.
Voice typing for writers
Voice typing for writers: draft at the speed of thought
Talk your first draft into any writing app on Mac or Windows, then revise selected passages by voice.
Voice for developers
Voice coding for developers in the agent era
Dictate prompts, commit messages, and docs, then dispatch Claude Code or Codex tasks by voice on Mac and Windows.
Voice for sales teams
Voice typing for sales: follow up while it’s fresh
Dictate follow-up emails, call notes, and pipeline updates the moment a call ends, on Mac or Windows.
Voice for students
Voice typing for students: essays, notes, and deadlines
Talk through essays and study notes on Mac or Windows, check Canvas assignments by voice, and capture ideas before they vanish.
Voice for executives
Voice typing for executives: run the inbox by voice
Triage email, delegate, and schedule by speaking, with a confirmation step before anything sends. Mac and Windows.
Voice for recruiters
Voice typing for recruiters: outreach at conversation speed
Dictate candidate outreach, interview notes, and scheduling on Mac or Windows, with actions confirmed before they send.
Wrist pain from typing
Wrist pain from typing: do more of your writing by voice
Long emails. Quick replies. One more revision. Move the words from your keyboard to your voice, and give your hands a little less to do.
Reading and writing with dyslexia
Reading with dyslexia: listen to your screen and write by voice
Listen to emails, articles, and documents with VoiceOS. When it’s time to write, say the words instead of typing or working out their spelling, then hear your draft read back.
Reading and writing with low vision
Reading with low vision: hear your screen and respond by voice
Hear the text on your screen without leaning in to read it. Ask VoiceOS to read aloud, explain what matters, and help you respond by voice.