Dictate 8x Faster. Think out loud, ship polished text.
- Realtime transcription at 320 WPM
- Custom vocabulary for your field
- 98.4% word-level accuracy
- Auto punctuation, capitalization & cleanup
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Keyboard
The average professional types 38 words per minute. VoocType users clear an hour of writing in under eight minutes.
8x Faster with VoocType
Head to Head
Why VoocType leaves other dictation tools behind.
- Loses your custom vocabulary
- Struggles with accents
- Long pauses break the stream
- No formatting for medical or legal text
- Learns your custom terms
- Handles accents & code-switching
- Streams uninterrupted for hours
- Formats notes, briefs, and drafts
Works wherever you type
Dictate straight into charts, drafts, chat threads, or your IDE. VoocType lives in the mic — not a walled-off app.
Use Cases
Where VoocType earns its keep
Clinical charting
Legal briefs & memos
Long-form articles
Depositions & reports
Research notes
Client follow-ups
Design docs & specs
Voice-first journaling
Trusted by 12,400+ professionals
Dr. Priya Nair
Internal Medicine
My charts used to follow me home. Now I dictate between rooms, review the transcript on my last stop, and sign off before I take off the coat. Full notes, no shortcuts.
Daniel Okafor
Litigation Associate
I walk to the courthouse dictating an argument outline and it lands in the doc formatted. Citation numbers stay accurate, opposing counsel names never get mangled.
From a beta user
"Last month I finished 47,820 words of clinical notes without touching the keyboard."
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See what your week looks like with VoocType
Roughly how many words do you write daily?
words · ~2.5 hrs typing
Time you get back
Hours reclaimed per week
Based on 320 WPM voice vs. 38 WPM typing across a 5-day workweek.
Smart Modes
One dictation engine, different voices for different work
SOAP notes
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan — filled in the right sections as you speak.
Legal drafting
Preserves citation formats, party names, and paragraph numbering.
Client email
Warm opener, tight body, appropriate sign-off. Nothing over-formal.
Long-form drafts
Paragraph breaks, transitions, and clean prose ready for editing.
Design docs
Structured headers, bullet lists, and inline code style.
Voice journaling
Kept casual — how you actually think out loud, minus the filler.
More reasons professionals stay
Tone Match
Rewrites drafts in your usual voice — not a generic AI voice.
Generic AI
"I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to follow up..."
Your voice
"Quick follow-up on yesterday — did the draft land okay?"
18 languages
Universal-3.5 Pro supports 18 languages with native mid-sentence code-switching out of the box.
Noise gate
Auto-mutes hallway chatter, keyboards, and background hum.
−34dB
Context Aware
Learns your app and formats content for the right destination.
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Aarav Sethi
Senior Backend Engineer
I dictate PR descriptions and design docs on my walk home. They land in Linear already sectioned and readable — reviewers stopped asking for rewrites.
Elena Vasquez
Immigration Attorney
Client intake notes used to take an hour after each meeting. Now they're done before I close the door. Names, visa codes, and dates come out clean.
Nathaniel Brooks
Emergency Physician
Between patients I dictate straight into the chart. On a twelve-hour shift I save nearly two hours of typing — that's two extra patients I can see.
"The first dictation tool I actually kept using after week two."
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