Loqua
Dictate, rewrite, and ask questions by voice across desktop apps
MosMos
Turn speech into contextual text, meeting notes, and action items
Meet MosMos
MosMos combines desktop voice typing with meeting transcription. A keyboard shortcut starts dictation in the current text field, and another press finishes the entry. Users can choose how closely the result follows their speech, from a direct transcription to grammatical cleanup or a more concise rewrite. A custom vocabulary helps preserve names and specialized terms.
The writing style can adapt to contexts such as chat, email, documents, or coding tools. Meeting mode records a longer conversation, distinguishes speakers, and organizes a summary with action items after the session. Mac and Windows downloads are available, with platform-specific system requirements. The website lists an iOS version as forthcoming rather than currently available.
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- Website
- mosmos.io
- Status
- Launched
- Category
- Artificial intelligence
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