Everything between your voice and the text box.
Murmint does one job: it turns what you say into clean text where your cursor is. Here is how.
Listen
Ready the moment you press the shortcut.
Live transcription
Your words go to your speech provider while you talk, over one connection that stays open, so nothing waits for you to finish. The microphone stays ready for a while after each dictation, so the next one starts at once.
Three ways to dictate
Hold the shortcut and let go when you are done. Click once to start and Murmint stops by itself after a few seconds of quiet. Or go hands-free and it types after every pause.
Nothing stops you while the key is down.
Stops after a few seconds of silence.
Types after each pause, until you stop it.
Clean
It fixes the writing, never the meaning.
Fillers and repeats removed
"Um", "uh" and accidental repeats are dropped. It may smooth a few words so the sentence reads well, but every idea stays and long dictations are never shortened.
Punctuation that follows your pauses
Murmint measures how long you paused. A pause where a new part of the sentence starts becomes a comma, a pause in the middle of a phrase adds nothing, and a long pause after a full sentence ends it.
When I got home, I noticed the door was open.
Spoken corrections
Change your mind out loud and only the fix is typed. "Snapshot, I mean screenshot" becomes "screenshot".
Lists, automatically
Name three or more things in a row and they become a list, with any lead-in words kept above it. Counting off or saying "numbered list" works too.
- The laptop
- The slides
- The clicker
Knows where it is typing
Emails get a greeting and a sign-off, chat stays short, code keeps names exact. Say "Discord format" first for Discord styling.
Personal
Make it sound like you.
Styles and rules
Six built-in styles, your own styles, and a list of rules the AI follows every time.
Vocabulary you record
Say a word five ways: normal, quiet, fast, slow and loud. A second check by your formatting model swaps misheard phrases for your words and changes nothing else.
Words to avoid
List words, phrases or characters Murmint should never write, like "utilize" or an em dash. Anything that slips through is removed afterwards.
History and cost
See what each dictation sent, which model ran it and roughly what it cost. Keep the history or turn it off.
Slack · Groq · $0.0001
Gmail · Claude · $0.0009
Try it on your next email
Hold the shortcut, say it however it comes out, and read the result.