MosMos

Congrats on the launch ! , How many languages it's open to?

Hey Team, great product! I'd give it a go, but I'm too much of a typer, specially for code and such but great concept, something that translates directly into what you want👌 I wonder how you are handling potential partnerships and the b2b side of things with other apps. Thanks a lot!

I’d use this after a project meeting to review the discussion, check who said what, and draft a follow-up while everything is still fresh

With several coding agents open, I spend a surprising amount of time typing context into each window. Being able to explain it out loud is appealing.

With several coding agents open, I spend a surprising amount of time typing context into each window. Being able to explain it out loud is appealing.

I’ll remember a small task in the middle of something else, then forget it before I open my task app. The voice reminder feature speaks to that exact problem.

Glad to see personal vocabulary included. Product names and technical terms are small details that matters a lot in daily dictation.

i keep fixing the same product names in dictated text. A personal dictionary is pretty high on my list for that reason.

really impressive ai voice productivity tool! The meeting notes,personalized vocabulary and offline recognition are especially thoughtful.love the idea🚀

How does speaker separation hold up when people interrupt each other or briefly talk at the same time?

Love the attention to what happens after a meeting. Speaker labels, timestamps, and a summary are a practical combination for getting notes ready to share.

Congrats on #2. "Before, during and after meetings" is the right frame — the thought you want written down almost never arrives while you're sitting at a keyboard. Question on the "before" piece: if I dictate a half-formed brief on the walk in, does the glossary and polish level carry into the meeting notes afterwards, so the same terms are spelled the same way in both? That's where dictation tools usually drift for me. I built AskDeck, which is voice-first for a different output (a deck), so I have opinions on how much structure to impose on spoken thoughts — curious where you landed.

how many speakers can it actually handle before it starts mixing people up in meetings?

Congrats on the launch! Can the website, by default, show English first.Or maybe detect the language based on the location or IP or something

The personal glossary might be the most underrated feature here. Every dictation tool I tried keeps mangling the same five company names and industry terms forever. Adding them once and being done sounds like the fix. Congrats on the launch