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Say it out loud.
It gets the details right.

Detail Keeper is a notebook you talk to. Teach it a made-up name by saying it once, and from then on it spells that name your way. It runs on your Mac, and nothing you say leaves it.

Get it when it's ready Coming soon for Macs with Apple silicon.

On its own, the recognizer hears

Pagana.

Detail Keeper writes

Pegana

Taught by saying it once.

One reading. Two names taught.

A public-domain LibriVox reading of Lord Dunsany's The Gods of Pegana, after teaching it Pegana and Yonath. Struck through is what the speech recognizer wrote on its own; beside it, what Detail Keeper kept.

A page of transcribed speech. The recognizer's spellings Jonath and Pagana are struck out, and the taught names Yonath and Pegana sit beside them on lime bands.

Teach it once. It remembers.

  1. Say a name once.

    A character you invented, a friend's nickname, a place in your game. Say it into the mic one time and type how it's spelled.

  2. Then just talk.

    Talk for as long as you like. Your words land on the page as you go, with every name you taught spelled your way.

  3. It stays on your Mac.

    The speech models run on the Mac itself. Your voice, your pages and your names never leave it. No account, no cloud.