Yes. FluidVox types into any text input in macOS or Windows, including the editor, AI chat panels, Cmd+K prompts, and the integrated terminal. Per-app style matching applies a technical style automatically.
For Developers
Voice typing built for the way developers actually work
Dictate AI prompts in Cursor and ChatGPT. Write code comments and docstrings in VS Code. Knock out PR descriptions and tickets in GitHub and Linear. FluidVox preserves technical vocabulary and applies a code-aware style automatically.
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Three things developers want from voice typing
Most dictation tools were built for prose. Developers need something that respects code.
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Technical vocabulary preserved
TypeScript, async/await, GraphQL, kubectl — your custom dictionary keeps the spelling consistent across every dictation session.
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Code-aware style
FluidVox detects when you're in VS Code or Cursor and switches to a technical style that keeps acronyms uppercase and avoids over-formatting.
3
AI prompt quality
Speaking naturally produces longer, more descriptive prompts than typed shorthand — and better prompts mean better AI output.
Apps
Apps developers dictate into every day
Per-app style matching means each tool gets the right tone with no manual switching.
CursorDetailed AI prompts and refactor instructions
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VS CodeCode comments, docstrings, README sections
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ChatGPTPair-programming prompts
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ClaudeAI assistant prompts and workflows
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LinearIssue descriptions and PR notes
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ClickUpTickets and sprint planning
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SlackAsync standups and code review threads
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NotionArchitecture docs and design notes
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A typical developer day with FluidVox
9:15 AM
Standup in Slack
Dictate yesterday's work and today's plan in 30 seconds instead of typing it out.
10:30 AM
Cursor prompt
Speak a 4-sentence refactor brief — the AI gets full context, your hands stay on the trackpad.
1:00 PM
PR description in GitHub
Walk through the change, the reasoning, and the test plan by voice. Polished prose lands in the field.
3:45 PM
Linear ticket
Capture a bug repro by voice while you still remember the exact reproduction steps.
5:30 PM
End-of-day note in Notion
A quick handoff to your future self for tomorrow's focus.
Capabilities
Features that matter to developers
On-device transcription, scriptable hotkeys, and a dictionary that learns from your corrections.
Custom dictionary
Add your stack vocabulary once
Add framework names, internal product codenames, library APIs, and team acronyms. FluidVox preserves them every time and auto-learns from your corrections.
On-device option
Keep your dictation local
The Local plan runs Whisper or Parakeet entirely on your machine. No code or proprietary names ever leave your laptop.
BYO Gemini key
Use your own AI for the Vox Agent
On the Local plan you can connect your own Gemini API key for command-mode AI features — pay for tokens at cost.
Frequently asked questions
You generally won't dictate raw code — voice is faster for natural-language descriptions like prompts, comments, and docstrings. For literal code, keep typing. For everything else, FluidVox keeps casing and acronyms intact.
Yes. Open Settings → Personal Dictionary and add as many terms as you need. FluidVox also auto-learns when you correct a transcription.
The Local plan runs entirely on-device with no internet connection. Useful when you're on a flight or in a privacy-restricted environment.
Fn on macOS, Ctrl+Shift+Space on Windows. Both are configurable. There's also a hands-free toggle (Fn+Space on macOS).
Yes — 14 days, full access, no credit card required. After that, Local is $2.99/month or $39 one-time.
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Full access, no credit card required. Then $2.99/month or $39 one-time.
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