Your keyboard can finally rest.
Hold your key, fn or any key you choose, and talk in English, Urdu or Hindi, in any mix. Clean English lands wherever your cursor is.
No card required. For Mac and Windows.
Sixteen minutes, not sixty.
Works where you work.
If you can type in it, you can talk in it. Here is Voxy in the places your day already happens.
Voxy in Claude
Think out loud in Claude.
Hold fn and say useSession hook ko refactor karo, acceptance criteria ye hain
okay so useSession hook ko refactor karo taake har render pe refetch na ho. acceptance criteria, um public API same rahe, logout ke, nahi wait, token refresh path ke tests hon, aur network tab mein har page load pe sirf ek session call ho
Refactor the useSession hook so it stops refetching on every render.
Acceptance criteria:
- The public API stays the same.
- There are tests for the token refresh path.
- The network tab shows one session call per page load.
Voxy in Claude Code
Brief Claude Code like a colleague.
Hold fn and say checkout spec flaky hai, fix karo lekin push mat karna
dekho bhai, checkout spec flaky hai, CI pe paanch mein se ek baar fail hota hai. pata karo checkout.spec.ts applies coupon at payment pe time out kyun hota hai, fix karke push kar do, actually nahi, fix karo lekin push mat karna, aur test bees baar chala ke dikhao ke stable hai
Voxy in Slack
Slack, without the typing.
Hold fn and say migration fail ho gayi, Marcus please logs check karo
yaar the migration phir se fail ho gayi, main abhi rollback kar raha hoon, Ayesha, nahi, Marcus please logs check karo, aur release kal subah tak push kar dete hain
Voxy in Notes
Notes that keep up.
Hold fn and say release checklist, version bump karo, pehle staging pe migration chalao
accha 2.4 ka release checklist, version bump karo, pehle staging pe migration chalao, changelog abhi update karo, nahi, changelog QA sign off ke baad likhna, release tag karo, aur um releases mein post kar dena
Release 2.4 checklist
- Bump the version
- Run the migration on staging first
- Write the changelog after QA signs off
- Tag the release
- Post in #releases
Voxy in Gmail
Email, minus the drafting.
Hold fn and say Sarah ko email, webhook retries fix ho gaye, Friday ko ship karenge
hi Sarah, so um payments integration ka quick update, webhook retries fix ho gaye hain aur staging pe live hain, production pe Thursday, nahi wait, Friday ko ship karenge jab aapki team sign off kar de, walkthrough chahiye to zaroor bata dijiye, thanks, Sofia
Hi Sarah,
Quick update on the payments integration: the webhook retries are fixed and live on staging. We’ll ship to production on Friday once your team signs off.
Let me know if you’d like a quick walkthrough before then.
Thanks,
Sofia
Three languages. One sentence.
Hold fn and say is PR ka review kal subah tak kar do, release Thursday ko hai
yaar is PR ka review kal subah tak kar do, release Thursday ko hai, aur Hamza ko bhi tag kar dena
um so payments client ka timeout thirty seconds kar do, nahi wait, sixty seconds kar do, aur haan har retry ko order ID ke saath log karo
Change your mind mid sentence.
Hold fn and say timeout thirty kar do, nahi wait, sixty seconds
Ramble a list. Get a list.
Hold fn and say standup ke liye, auth fix ship kiya, flaky test, aur staging keys pe blocked hoon
okay so standup ke liye, kal auth fix ship kiya, aaj flaky checkout test pe kaam chal raha hai, oh aur staging API keys ki wajah se blocked hoon
- Yesterday: shipped the auth fix
- Today: the flaky checkout test
- Blocked on the staging API keys
It reads to you, too.
Select text, double tap Control, listen.
Select a line like this one, and Voxy reads it out loud.
Asked out loud.
How do I use it?
Hold your key, talk, let go. Your words appear wherever your cursor is. The key is fn until you pick another in setup or settings. On Windows, hold Ctrl and Win together. For longer thoughts, double tap your key to go hands free, then tap it once to finish.
Is talking really faster than typing?
For most people, yes. People talk around 150 words a minute and type around 40, so the same words take about a quarter of the time to say. Voxy cleans them up as it types, so the time stays saved.
Does it work in every app?
If you can type in it on your computer, Voxy can write in it: Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, your terminal, Slack, email, docs, even a search bar.
Which languages can I speak?
English, Urdu, Hindi, or any mix of the three in the same sentence. However you say it, everything Voxy writes is clean English.
Does it remove ums and repeats?
Yes. Fillers like um, matlab, yaani and you know drop out, and so do repeats and false starts. Say “at five, no wait, six” and Voxy writes “at six”.
How is it different from my computer's dictation?
The dictation built into your Mac or PC writes down what you say. Voxy writes what you meant: English, Urdu and Hindi in one sentence come out as clean English, with fillers gone, corrections applied, and lists formatted.
What happens to my voice?
Voxy uses it to write your words. Your audio passes through our servers to our speech recognition provider, which keeps it under its own terms; our servers never save it. If a take fails, or you cancel one that is 10 seconds or longer, its audio waits on your computer for about 14 days so you can retry it. Your history, notes and dictionary stay on your computer too. Read the privacy policy for every detail.
Does it work offline?
No. Voxy needs an internet connection to write, and it tells you plainly when there is none.
Is there a Windows or phone app?
Windows, yes: Voxy for Windows is in beta, for Windows 10 and 11 on 64 bit and Arm PCs. On a Mac, Voxy runs on Apple silicon and Intel with macOS 13 or later. The iPhone and Android apps are coming; leave your email and we will tell you the day each one lands.
okay okay, where do I, um, where do I get it?
Right here.
No card required. macOS 13 or later. Apple silicon and Intel.
No card required. Windows 10 and 11. 64 bit and Arm.
Windows may ask once before opening it: choose More info, then Run anyway.