Saymila
Saymila is a smart keyboard, on your phone and on your computer, Mac or Windows: dictate in any app and it writes clear, corrected text that’s ready to send. Hesitations, repetitions and mistakes disappear.
“um, hi Mark, so I wanted to tell you that, well, tomorrow’s meeting is, uh, moved to Thursday I mean, at 10, yeah, can you let the team know?”
Hi Mark, tomorrow’s meeting has moved to Thursday at 10 a.m. Can you let the team know?
Dictate once, pick the style: serious for work, scholarly to impress, or totally offbeat for a laugh.
Pick a style
Scholar · Every point backed by a historical or scientific reference.
Medieval · Like a thousand years ago: old-time phrasing and period objects.
Pirate · Shiver me timbers, matey!
Sportscaster · Live play-by-play, like it’s the big game.
Passive-Aggressive · Polite on the surface, dripping with subtext.
Poem · A few lines of verse, or a haiku.
Pro Email · A complete, professional email, ready to send.
Japanese · You speak your language, the text comes out translated.
“um so I’m gonna be late tonight, my train’s stuck in Lyon, start eating without me, and save me a slice of pie please”
I’ll be late tonight: my train is stranded in Lyon, the ancient Lugdunum, once capital of the Gauls. As Einstein taught us, time is relative, and tonight it is stretching very much against me. Do start dinner without me, but save me a slice of pie: as Brillat-Savarin wrote, “Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are.”
Hark, good companions! Forsooth, I shall not join thee at vespers: the coach that beareth me standeth still in the fair town of Lyon. Feast without me, I prithee! But keep for me a slice of pie, lest I send the town guard to fetch it!
Ahoy, me hearties! Blow me down, me iron ship be stuck fast in the port o’ Lyon! Start the feast without yer old captain, but stash a slice o’ pie in the hold for me, or ye’ll walk the plank!
And it’s a STUNNING TWIST! The train is STOPPED DEAD in Lyon, the delay is unavoidable! Kick-off for dinner without me, team! But it all comes down to the last slice of pie: SAVE IT FOR ME!
No worries, really, go ahead and eat without me. My train is stuck in Lyon, but I guess that’s not important. I’ll be late. And if it’s not too much to ask… one slice of pie. Just one. Thanks so much in advance.
My train has fallen still on the rails of Lyon, And tonight, my dear friends, I’ll be late on the scene. Start the feast without me, let the evening go on, But please save me a slice of pie in between.
Hello everyone, My train is currently held up in Lyon, so I will be late this evening. Please feel free to start the meal without me. I would be grateful if you could save me a slice of pie. Kind regards,
今夜は遅れます。電車がリヨンで止まっています。先に食べ始めていてください。パイをひと切れ残しておいてくださいね！
And plenty more styles, plus translation into many languages:
Messages, WhatsApp, email, notes, social media: wherever you type, Saymila replaces your keyboard’s dictation.
The Saymila keyboard opens, like any other keyboard.
Naturally, hesitations and all: correct yourself, it doesn’t matter.
The corrected text lands in your field, ready to send.
Hey! We’re all meeting at Julie’s tonight 🎉
What time are you getting here?
I think I’ll get there around 8:30, the train is running late.
Perfect, see you then! 😊
Tap the mic and speak freely.
Go ahead, I’m listening…
um… I think I’ll get there around… well more like 8:30, the train’s running late you know
Polishing your text…
Speak your own language and the text comes out in French, Spanish, Japanese and many more.
Typed something, or dictated it with your usual keyboard’s mic? One button cleans it up.
Your latest dictations stay on your phone or your computer, ready to insert again.
On a Mac, Saymila sits in the menu bar; on Windows, next to the clock. No keyboard to install: one shortcut is all it takes, in every app.
Hold the right Option key on a Mac, the right Ctrl key on Windows (or the one you pick), talk, let go: the text is typed wherever your cursor is.
On a Mac, select some text, right-click › Services: Saymila cleans it up, in any app.
Your plan, your styles and your word count are shared between your phone and your computer. On Windows, you subscribe on iPhone, Mac or Android.
Privacy isn’t an option: it’s how Saymila is built.
Speech recognition happens on your phone or your computer. No recording is sent or stored.
Only the transcribed text is sent to be cleaned up. Our server doesn’t keep it: it only counts the words.
No ads, no tracking. Neither the keyboard nor the Mac and Windows apps record what you type.
On your phone, anywhere the keyboard shows up (except password fields): Messages, WhatsApp, email, notes, Slack, LinkedIn… On a Mac or on Windows, in every app you can type in.
Yes, on macOS 15 or later. You sign in with the same account as on your phone: a subscription bought on iPhone or Android also applies on your Mac, and you can subscribe from your Mac too.
Yes, on Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). You sign in with the same account as on your phone or your Mac. The Windows app does not sell subscriptions: get Plus or Pro on iPhone, Mac or Android and it applies on your PC too. Speech recognition happens on your PC: its model downloads once, the first time you open the app.
The app is available in many languages, including English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese. You dictate in your own language and can translate into many languages.
Text is cleaned up on our server. Your Apple or Google account is only used to protect it and to keep track of your weekly word count.
The free plan gives 1,000 words per week. The Plus and Pro subscriptions give more, up to unlimited. Each dictation counts as at least 10 words; the counter resets every Monday and is always visible in the app.
Full Access is only used to pass text between the keyboard and the Saymila app. Nothing you type is collected.
It lets Saymila hear its shortcut in every app and type the text wherever your cursor is. Nothing you type is recorded.