01
IDEATION
Talk through an idea
Explain the concept aloud before deciding how to structure it. Vocaldi captures your thoughts so you can identify the strongest argument, story or direction afterward.
FOR WRITERS & EDITORS
Let your voice create the draft. Let your ears improve it.
Speak when the idea is moving quickly. Listen when you need a fresh perspective.
Vocaldi gives writers and editors the freedom to move between all three.
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ROUGH THOUGHT → FIRST DRAFT
The first version needs momentum.The precise version can come next.
Hold the shortcut and keep the idea moving. Release when the thought is complete, and Vocaldi places the full draft at your cursor.
⌥+SpaceCapture the thought before polishing it
SEVEN WAYS TO WRITE
Different ways to write with Vocaldi
From the first idea to the final edit, Vocaldi helps you move between speaking, typing and listening.
02
STRUCTURE
Build an outline
Speak through the beginning, key sections and conclusion. Turn the transcript into a practical outline for an article, chapter, report or script.
03
DRAFTING
Dictate a first draft
Place your cursor and speak without stopping to perfect every sentence. Capture the complete thought first, then return to organize and refine it.
04
DIALOGUE
Capture natural dialogue
Speak conversations as you imagine them. Review the transcript afterward to improve character voice, emotion, pacing and authenticity.
05
FEEDBACK
Create editorial feedback
Dictate detailed comments while reviewing a draft. Explain what feels unclear, where momentum is lost and what the writer could reconsider.
06
RHYTHM
Listen for rhythm
Highlight a passage and hear it aloud. Listen for unnatural dialogue, long sentences, abrupt transitions and changes in tone.
07
PROOFREADING
Proofread through sound
Use read-aloud for a final review. Hearing the draft can reveal missing words, repetition and awkward phrasing that your eyes may overlook.