On-device. Almost instant.

Your voice.
More than words.

Write in any app, translate what you say, and create reminders or calendar events by asking. Built for Mac, with more ways to use your voice on the way.

Your voice.
In the apps you already use.

Speak a prompt in Cursor, explore an idea in ChatGPT, or draft an email in Mail. Choose a different writing style for each app.
Your voice, with the right tone for each destination.

Xcode, Cursor, Visual Studio Code, Bolt, Replit, Slack, Notion, Google Chrome, Trello, Safari, ChatGPT, Claude, Lovable, Mail, Apple Pages, Apple Notes, GitHub, Apple Messages, Microsoft Word, Gmail.

01 / Dictation

Speak it. See it written.

Talk naturally and Fluere writes polished text in the app you’re using. Your dictionary and writing style help it sound like you.

Speaking naturally
NotesDictation

Let’s build the next version with SwiftUI.

Written in Notes

Your thought, ready in your app.

02 / Translation

Say it in one language. Write in another.

Speak in the language that comes naturally. Review the translation, then insert it into the app you’re using.

You say · Spanish

¿Podemos reunirnos mañana por la mañana?

Fluere writes · English

Can we meet tomorrow morning?

Review it before you insert it.

03 / Assistant

Ask for it. Consider it handled.

Create reminders and calendar events by voice. Fluere works out who and when you mean, then lets you review before adding.

You ask

“Book the dentist for tomorrow at four.”

DentistReady to add

Tomorrow, 4:00–5:00 PM

Check it, then add it to Calendar.

Your voice. A little more you.

Say the thought while it’s still fresh.

Speak naturally. Keep your words, find your tone, and make yourself at home in every app.

Your dictionary preserves terms like SwiftUI. Writing styles make a thought concise. App profiles apply your chosen tone in Cursor, ChatGPT, and Mail. Voice becomes text on your Mac.

Less typing. More time back.

Your voice sets
a faster pace.

Four times the words per minute.
Speaking160 wpm
Typing40 wpm
See your voice become text

Like dictation, translation happens on your Mac.

New

Translation

Speak one language.
Write in another.

Say it in the language you think in. Fluere translates your words and lets you check them before they land in the app you’re using.

For example, say “¿Podemos reunirnos mañana por la mañana?” and Fluere writes “Can we meet tomorrow morning?” in the app you’re using.

  1. Hold fn+option and speak

    Say it the way it comes to you, in the language you’re dictating.

  2. Review the translation

    See what you said next to the translation, and switch the target language when you need to.

  3. Insert it or copy it

    Send it straight into the text field you were typing in, or keep it on your clipboard.

Fluere uses your contacts and calendar to fill in the details.

New

Assistant

Ask for it.
Consider it handled.

Create reminders and calendar events just by asking. Fluere knows who and when you mean, so “call my wife tomorrow” becomes a reminder to call Ana at 9 AM.

For example, say “Book the dentist for tomorrow at four” and Fluere prepares a calendar event for tomorrow at 4:00 PM, ready to add.

  1. Hold fn+control and ask

    Ask the way you’d ask a person: “Remind me tomorrow to call my wife.”

  2. Fluere fills in the details

    It uses your contacts and calendar to work out who you mean and when, so you don’t have to spell it out.

  3. Add it in one step

    Check the reminder or event, then add it to Reminders or Calendar. More actions are on the way.

Your to-do list is waiting.

Just say it.
Fluere does the rest.

Write the reply, answer in another language, or put tomorrow’s call on your calendar. Hold a key, speak naturally, and it’s done.

  • Dictation. Clear, finished text in any app you type in.

  • Translation. Speak your language, write in theirs.

  • Assistant. Events and reminders that know your people and your day.

Dictation in Messages: Friday works for me. I’ll bring the slides and we can go through them over coffee. Assistant: “Book the dentist for tomorrow at four.” creates Dentist, Tomorrow, 4:00 – 5:00 PM. Scheduled after your 3:00 PM call. Dictation in ChatGPT: Plan a relaxed weekend in Lisbon for two. Good food, short walks, and one slow morning by the water. Translation in Mail: Can we move the meeting to Thursday morning? I’ll send the agenda tonight. Dictation in Cursor: The session expires before the refresh finishes. Retry the request once the new token arrives. Assistant: “Remind me tomorrow to call my wife.” creates Call Ana, Tomorrow, 9:00 AM. Ana is your wife in Contacts. Dictation in Notes: Skip the product tour. Let people write their first note with their voice in the first ten seconds. Translation in Messages: I’ll be there in ten minutes. Want me to order something?