Hold. Talk. Done.
A few shortcuts and a few things you can say. That is all there is to learn.
Hold the shortcut
Click in any text box and hold Ctrl + Win.
Talk
Take your time. Pause to think. Let go when you are done.
Read it where you typed
Murmint formats your words once, pastes them at your cursor and restores your clipboard.
Works with the AI you already use
Add a key from any of these, or run a model on your own PC with Ollama or LM Studio. One model can hear you while another writes the text.
Shortcuts you can change
| Dictate (hold, or click to start) | Ctrl + Win |
| Hands-free | Ctrl + Alt + D |
| Cancel | Esc |
| Undo the last insertion | Ctrl + Alt + Z |
Each one can be any combination of keys, with no limit on how many.
Things you can say
| "I need milk, eggs, bread and coffee" | A bulleted list, without asking |
| "list these items milk, eggs and bread" | A bulleted list |
| "first book the venue second send the invites" | A numbered list |
| "new paragraph", "new line" | A paragraph or line break |
| "scratch that" | The last sentence removed |
| "he said quote I will be there unquote" | He said "I will be there" |
| "the quote unquote experts" | The "experts" |
| "at 8:30, no wait, 9" | Only the 9 |
| "Discord format hey everyone" | Discord styling |
| "question mark", "exclamation mark" | ? and ! |
| "add Kubernetes to my vocabulary" | The word added to your vocabulary |
Spoken commands can be switched off in Settings if you would rather type those words literally.
From your voice to your cursor
One small native core
Everything except the interface runs in a single Rust process of about 7 MB: the rules, the prompts, the model router, your keys, the shortcuts and the typing. The interface is a thin window and a tray icon.