VoxCraft

About VoxCraft

VoxCraft is browser-based dictation with inline voice commands, aimed at people who dictate daily and are tired of cleaning up the transcript afterwards. Words appear as you speak, and the differentiating trick is that mid-sentence instructions are treated as instructions rather than transcribed: say "make professional" and the finished, rewritten text lands on your clipboard. The cleanup layer handles five specific classes of mess that raw speech-to-text leaves behind. It strips filler words and false starts. It capitalizes proper nouns, brand names, and sentence starts. It formats developer speech correctly — "validate payment method function in src slash services slash payment dash handler dot ts" becomes `validatePaymentMethod` in `src/services/payment-handler.ts`, and "retry count variable" becomes `retryCount`. It converts spoken numbers, dates, and percentages to written form ("three thousand four hundred" to 3,400; "five pm wednesday march twenty sixth" to 5:00 PM, Wednesday, March 26th). And it detects mid-sentence self-corrections — "drop retry count to ten, no wait, three" — and keeps only the final intent. That developer-formatting behavior is the part that separates it from general dictation tools, and it is what makes the output usable in a bug report or a commit message without a cleanup pass. The demo the vendor leads with is a rambling ninety-second bug description that comes out the other side as a structured paragraph with correct function names, file paths, error counts, dates, and percentages. It runs in any browser with no install, syncs across devices, and double-checks every sentence before output.

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