Founder
I've been using SpeakON for a few weeks, and it has gradually become part of my daily workflow.
At first, I thought it was just another voice-to-text gadget. But after using it for emails, Slack messages, WhatsApp replies, and quick notes, I realized the real value isn't transcription—it's reducing the friction between having a thought and getting it into action.
The hardware is simple. Press the button, speak naturally, and your words appear as clean text on your phone. What surprised me most was how much faster it feels than typing, especially when I'm walking between meetings or commuting.
The AI formatting is also helpful. Instead of getting a raw transcript, I usually end up with something that already looks like a message I can send.
It's not perfect yet. Occasionally I still need to make small edits, and there are situations where typing is faster for very short responses. But for longer thoughts, follow-ups, and note-taking, I've found myself reaching for SpeakON more often than my keyboard.
What makes it interesting is that it feels less like a recording device and more like a new input method for the phone.
Looking forward to seeing how the product evolves.





