No text box? Words land on a card
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No text box? Words land on a card
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Thoughts are fast. Typing is slow.
Here's the same sentence, typed and spoken at the same time.
Stanford, 2016: speaking was about 3× faster than typing. Illustration only. Read the study
Click a box. Hold the button. Speak.
Pair once. After that, it's one button on your phone.
1Pair your phone
Scan the QR code once.
2Put your cursor, then speak
Click a box, hold, and talk.
3Fix it right there
Edit as usual. Ctrl+Z undoes.
It lands wherever you're writing.
From a nurse's note to a developer's prompt, it goes right in.
Questions
Which apps does it work with?
Most apps with a text box: email, docs, chat, browsers, AI tools, EMRs.
Which computers and phones?
Windows and Mac, with iPhone or Android. Linux isn't decided yet.
Can I fix what I said?
Yes. Words go in as if typed, so edit them with your keyboard. Ctrl+Z works.
What if my cursor is not in a text box?
A card opens by your mouse and the words are written into it. When you let go, a Copy button appears so you can paste them wherever you like. Password boxes and apps running as administrator also get the card instead of typing.
Does it get in the way of my app or clipboard?
Never. It doesn't switch windows or touch your clipboard, except on Copy.
Do I need an internet connection?
Yes. Speech is transcribed on a server, so phone and computer must be online.
Is my voice or text stored?
Logs never keep what you said. The privacy policy has the details.
How do I get early access?
Press Get early access and leave your email, your name and a few quick answers. We'll send a confirmation email, then invite you before Baro launches. The start date and price are not decided yet; people who sign up will hear first.
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