Dictating a message
The microphone in the composer turns speech into text. Words appear as you say them, and when you stop, Metir tidies the result before dropping it into the box.
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- Press the microphone
- Words appear as you speak
- Filler gets cleaned up
- Edit it, then send when you are ready
How to use it
Press the microphone
The first time, your browser or phone asks permission to use it.Speak
Words appear as you talk, and are revised as Metir hears more.Press stop
The tidied text lands in the composer. Nothing sends until you press send.
What the tidy-up does
It removes filler words and formats a dictated list as a list. What you get is closer to what you meant than to what you literally said.
It adds, it does not replace
Dictating with text already in the box appends to what is there rather than wiping it.
Dictation compared with Live Voice
Dictation writes a message for you to review before sending. Live Voice is a spoken conversation where Metir talks back. See Live Voice.
Dictation is billed by how long you speak, not by how much you say.