Would love to hear your thoughts. See you at launch!

Hey everyone, I'm Aviv, the maker behind Dictura.

We're launching here tomorrow, and I wanted to start a conversation before we go live.

Dictura is an AI voice-to-text with a translate app for Mac and Windows. The core idea is simple: hold a key, speak at 150+ WPM, release- clean, formatted text appears wherever your cursor is. Any app, any text field.

What makes it different: built-in AI translation. You can speak in the language you think in and get natural, professional output in whatever language the reader needs. 60+ languages.

I built this because I work with teams across multiple countries and got tired of the dictate-translate-paste loop. Dictura does it in one step.

Think about how convenient this is for people who aren’t fluent in a language but want the output in that language. How convenient it is to speak in one language, your natural language, the language you think in, and have the output come out in another language. This can be great for prompts you need to produce in a specific language. It can be great for texts, emails, and messages. It opens up a whole world for you: the ability to think and speak in your language and instantly get the output in another language in one step. It’s just wonderful.

But that’s not all. We also use it for speakers who want the output in the language they spoke in. In that case too, we use the best models to understand as accurately as possible and produce the text in a clean, organized, convenient, and clear way. So it’s also a good fit for people who want the text output in the language they spoke.

Before we launch, I'm genuinely curious:

• Do you use any voice-to-text tool today? What do you like/hate about it?

• If you work across languages, how do you handle it currently?

• What would make you switch from typing to speaking?

Would love to hear your thoughts. See you at launch!