Get the reply down.
Put a spoken thought into words you can review for your next message. Keep it brief, clear and in your own voice.
“Monday works. Could you send the agenda?”
{Dictation}
A quick reply. A reminder for later. Say what’s on your mind and turn it into text you can make your own.
First 3 meetings free · Then US$19.99 once

Remember to ask
who’s approving
the pilot budget.
{Try it for yourself}
Replay a sample, edit the words and copy your text.
Some thoughts are easier to say than to type from scratch.
Sample playback · Your microphone is not accessed
Illustrative workflow example. This is not a screenshot of the NoteHand Mac app.
{How it helps}
Put a spoken thought into words you can review for your next message. Keep it brief, clear and in your own voice.
“Monday works. Could you send the agenda?”
Dictate a note while the idea is fresh, so you have something to return to when you sit down to work on it.
“Ask who’s approving the pilot budget.”
Use dictation alongside your meeting notes and library. One more way NoteHand helps you keep the useful parts of your day.
Read it. Edit it. Make it yours.

{Made for real conversations}
A thought from a walk. A reply you’ve been turning over. When you’re at your Mac, say it, read it back and make it your own before using it in a message or note.
See how your data is handled First three meetings free, then US$19.99 once{Good to know}
No. The interactive example plays back sample text. It does not request microphone access or transcribe audio. Dictation itself is available in the NoteHand Mac app.
Yes. Replay either sample, edit the text, and use Copy text to place it on your clipboard. The example does not send a message or save a note to another app.
Dictation is for turning a spoken thought into text. For a meeting conversation, use NoteHand’s meeting recording and notes features.
{Your next conversation}
First 3 meetings free. Then US$19.99 once.