On-device · iOS · Coming to TestFlight

Every word you dictate
coaches you back.

A dictation keyboard with a coach inside. It learns from the English you speak all day — standups, messages, notes — and turns it into fluency you can hear. Nothing to study.

Audio never leaves your phoneNo account to dictateWorks in every app
Heard in your grammar

You said

I will send it when I will finish.

More natural

I’ll send it when I finish.

How it works

One sentence, from spoken to fluent.

You already speak English for hours a day. Watch what Voco does with a single line of it — no lessons, no study session, just the speaking you were doing anyway.

01

You speak. Voco types.

Talk to the keyboard the way you’d talk to anyone — transcribed on-device, in real time, inside the app you’re already in.

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I will send you the doc when I will finish it.
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Listening…

02

Your words, exactly as you said them.

A normal message, fired off in standup. Nothing about your day changed — but every word just quietly became material.

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I will send you the doc when I will finish it.

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Sent — and quietly remembered
03

Voco finds the one that matters.

From what you actually said, it surfaces a single natural rewrite — with the reason it’s better. Not a wall of red ink.

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Review

1 moment worth a look

Grammar10:14 · message

You said

“I will send you the doc when I will finish it.”

More natural

“I’ll send you the doc when I finish it.”

Why: after “when” for a future action, English uses the present tense — not “will.”

04

You say it back, and it sticks.

Hear the fluent version, repeat it, and watch your fluency climb. The fix lasts because the sentence was yours.

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Shadowing

“I’ll send it when I finish.”

96Fluency

Nailed it ↑

Five lenses

Voco listens the way a great tutor would — across five dimensions at once. Two run fully on-device, no key needed. Three unlock with your own AI key.

on-device

Pronunciation

Per-sound scoring from forced alignment

on-device

Fluency

Fillers, pace & pauses from your audio

AI key

Grammar

Tense, articles, agreement in context

AI key

Word choice

More natural, native phrasing

AI key

Clarity

Conciseness, tone & register

What you get

One tool. Dictation on the surface, a coach underneath.

Dictate everywhere

A keyboard that types as fast as you think

Voco’s on-device keyboard works in every app — Slack, Mail, Notes, your editor. One continuous Flow Session keeps listening as you swipe back to your work. This is the part you’d install even if it never coached you.

  • Parakeet & Whisper, running entirely on your phone
  • Continuous flow — speak across apps without re-tapping
  • Every word you dictate quietly becomes coaching material
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#standup

8 members

Yesterday I shipped the keyboard IPC. Today I’m picking up the Review feed and should have it on TestFlight by Thursday.

dictated just now

No blockers on my end
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Listening…

The Review feed

A few real moments, said better

Not a wall of corrections. Voco curates a handful of genuine learnable moments from what you actually said — each with your line, a more natural version, and a one-line why. Wins are celebrated too, so it never feels like a report card.

  • Your real sentence → the native rephrase → the reason
  • Tagged by lens, mixed with wins you should keep doing
  • Digestible by design — a 90-second daily habit, not homework
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Review

3 moments from today

🔥12 days
Win · Word choice

You used “circle back” naturally in standup — third time this week. It’s sticking. ✅

Grammar10:14 · message

You said

“I will send you the doc when I will finish it.”

More natural

“I’ll send you the doc when I finish it.”

Why: after “when” for a future action, English uses the present tense — not “will.” You’ve done this 4× this week.

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See your speech

The invisible, made visible

Open any note and your transcript is layered with what your ear can’t catch on its own — sounds that need work tinted in, filler words flagged, long pauses marked, pace measured. Speech you can finally look at.

  • Per-phoneme pronunciation scoring, computed on-device
  • Fillers, pauses and pace surfaced right on the words
  • Objective signals — measured, not guessed
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Standup note

0:38 · today

So um this morning I finished the auth flow and I’m gonna like start on the review screen next. Should be done by Thursday.

pronunciation filler long pause

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Fillers

138

Pace

1

Pauses

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Shadowing

Practice your sentences, not random drills

The fastest way to internalize a fix is to say it. Voco plays back the more-fluent version of something you genuinely tried to say, then you repeat it — and it re-scores you on the spot. No invented flashcards.

  • Hear it spoken naturally, then say it yourself
  • Re-scored live so you feel the improvement
  • Built from your real lines — the anti-busywork
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Shadowing · pronunciation

Say your own sentence,
the more fluent way.

“I’ll send you the doc when I finish it.”

Your turn — say it

Clearer than last time · 92%
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Progress

Fluency you can watch compound

A weekly digest shows your fillers dropping, your sounds sharpening, your levels rising — per lens, with real deltas. Streaks and only-up levels keep you going. There’s no score that can fall and make you quit.

  • Per-lens deltas: “Fillers 5.1 → 3.2 ↓38%”
  • Recurring patterns tracked until they’re mastered wins
  • Only-up levels & streaks — encouragement, never shame
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This week

Current streak

12 days

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41 moments reviewed · 9 patterns improving

How you’re improving

Fillers / min
5.13.2↓ 38%
Articles
B1B2↑ level
Pace
168142↓ steadier
“th” sound
61%84%↑ 23%
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Private by default

The coach that forgets nothing, and sends nothing.

Voco only works if you talk to it all day. That bargain only makes sense if your speech stays yours. So it does.

Audio never leaves your phone

Transcription runs on-device with Parakeet and Whisper. Your voice — the most personal data there is — is processed locally and never uploaded.

Coaching is yours to switch on

The on-device coaching — pronunciation and fluency — runs locally and stays private, no key needed. Deeper AI review is opt-in and uses your own key, so the cost and the data path are yours.

No account to start

Install the keyboard and dictate. No sign-up wall, no profile harvested before you’ve typed a word. The Learner Profile that powers coaching stays on your device.

Also on your Mac

The same on-device dictation, in your menu bar

Hold a hotkey, speak, and Voco drops the text straight into whatever app you’re in. Fully local, built on the same engine — so the desktop where you write all day is covered too.

Push-to-talk hotkeysAuto-paste anywheremacOS 14+

Listening · ⌥ held

Questions

The things people ask first

No — Voco is built for people who already speak and work in English every day but want to sound more natural and fluent. If you’re in standups, writing PRs, and on calls in English, you’re exactly who it’s for.

Transcription and the core coaching (pronunciation, fluency) run entirely on-device — your audio never leaves your phone. Only the optional deeper review (grammar, word choice, clarity) calls an AI model, and only with your own key when you turn it on.

The advanced lenses run on a large language model. Instead of bundling that cost into a subscription, you connect your own API key, so you pay the model provider directly and your text goes straight to them — not through us. The on-device coaching needs no key at all.

Those are excellent dictation tools — and they stop at turning speech into text. Voco does that too, then keeps going: it learns from the English you dictate and coaches you to speak it better. Dictation is the doorway; coaching is the point.

Never. There’s no curriculum to keep up with. You just dictate as part of your normal day, and Voco surfaces a few worthwhile moments when you want them. Practice is optional and always built from your own real sentences.

iOS is heading to TestFlight first. Join the waitlist and you’ll be among the first invited, with the Mac app available alongside.

Start sounding like the person you already are in your head.

Join the TestFlight waitlist. Be among the first to dictate with Voco — and watch your English get quietly, measurably better.

No spam. One email when your invite is ready.