Write everything by voice.
Speak into any text box on the web — Gmail, WhatsApp, Docs, anywhere — and your exact words appear, cleanly formatted. One press polishes them without rewriting you. An empty box drafts for you. And every change is shown before it lands.
Whisper-grade accuracy · 3× faster than typing · finish & polish in one press · or just Alt+Z.
Speak it. Polish it. See it. Send it.
Two quiet glyphs sit in the corner of every text box, like the browser put them there.
Press the mic (or Alt+Z) and talk. Your exact words land at the cursor — "um"s and false starts removed, paragraphs where you paused, nothing rewritten. Say "Tuesday — sorry, Thursday" and it writes Thursday.
Spoken sentences are rougher than written ones. Tap the sparkle to repair grammar, flow, and tone — or press it while you're still talking and your words come back already polished. One motion, not two, and never a side effect.
Nothing is inserted without a preview — the diff shows exactly what was touched.
Nothing lands, nothing is kept. Esc works too.
What you said, faithfully typed at the cursor.
Stops the mic and returns it already polished — one round trip.
Hover any of them mid-take and a label says exactly what the press will do. Never a menu while the mic is live.
Dictation you don't have to babysit.
Voice tools fail in two ways: they transcribe you sloppily, or they rewrite you into someone else. Sleekio's answer is one honest scale — and it never moves without you.
When the box is empty, just ask.
Dictation is half the story. Hover the sparkle over an empty box and Sleekio offers to write — it knows the site, asks only what it can't guess, and locks nothing in without you.
It knows an email from a tweet from a comment — right shape, right length, a subject line where one belongs. Your recent asks wait one tap away.
A vague ask gets up to three sharp questions on one card. Tap an answer, type your own, or skip the lot — it drafts either way.
Draft reply reads the conversation and offers directions that fit it — not canned yes/no chips. And your notes always beat their words.
What it can't know arrives as [[her last name]] — a visible blank that keeps Insert locked until you've filled it in.
One glance, three questions at most — never an interrogation.
It learns you. There's nothing to set up.
Per-site smarts are loved; configuring them is hated. So Sleekio never asks first — it guesses, shows the guess, and makes the fix one tap. Then it remembers.
Formal on Gmail, playful on X — each site reopens with its own last pick, and so does each translation language. The guess is always visible on the dial and the card.
Tap "Change less" or "Change more" and it obeys; keep leaning one way and it durably shifts style — from keeps-your-words to bold editor. Proofread never touches more than mechanics.
Sign-offs, standing facts, your usual take — reused with a label ("Drafted on your usual take"), one tap to flip, and every memory listed where you can forget it.
The standing deal: no pickers before you speak, no menus while you record — and every guess visible, with a one-tap fix after.
A serious dictation engine, everywhere you type.
Gmail, WhatsApp Web, Google Docs, Slack, X, Reddit, Notion — the mic attaches to the box you're in and inserts at your cursor. No copy-paste shuttle.
Built on Whisper, the state-of-the-art speech model — accents, names, and mixed-language sentences survive. Dictate in one language, insert in another: speak Yiddish, send polished English.
Your audio stays on your machine until the text is safely delivered. Offline mid-sentence? It sends itself when you're back. You never re-speak anything.
"Make it warmer and half the length." Hold the sparkle, say the change, and it edits as asked — steering beats retyping.
Stay silent and "Not hearing you" appears beside the mic within seconds; a dead input gets "Check your microphone." It never cancels a take on its own.
Assignable shortcuts for dictation, stop-and-polish, polish in your last tone, translate to your last language. All off by default, with a cheat sheet in settings.
One tap silences Sleekio on a site. The toolbar icon wears an OFF badge there and turns it back on in one press — no refresh, no hunting through settings.
Recording starts and stops on your press, with the glyph pulsing red the whole time. Nothing ambient, nothing in Incognito, history pausable in one tap.
The dashboard tallies every word you spoke instead of typed — "14,200 words this month ≈ 3.1 hours saved."
Your keyboard just became optional.
Free to start — speak your first email today, upgrade when it becomes how you write.
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