Existing dictation tools are not very accurate. They also suck at making changes via voice. For example, if I have to delete the sentence, I just cannot say "delete the sentence." If I have to change the name, I just cannot say "change the name to Daniel." I would have to manually go and change it. Similarly, if I have to convert a paragraph into a list, I cannot do that with the current dictation tools.

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But with Dictation Daddy. I can say commands like

• Make it a list: Converts text into a list format.
• Reword it: Modifies the wording of a sentence or phrase.
• Add a heart emoji: ❤️
• Remove the first line: Deletes the initial line of the text.
• It's Nat N-A-T: correct spelling of "Nat."
• Add my Calendly link: Inserts my Calendly URL here.

A lot of time when we are texting to somebody, replying on Gmail, linkedin, Slack, there is a lot of information that we need to pick up from here and there like calendly link, attachments. There is a lot of formatting that we need to do, making sure paragraphs are created, bullet points, grammar checks. There are a lot of self contemplation like does this line look correct or not, should I make it more formal or informal?

With DictationDaddy, I want to eliminate all of the unnecessary steps required to put the message across to others. Things like "attach my resume," "attach my last PDF," "schedule a meeting with Daniel" all this should be achieved by Voice. If everything goes correct, this can potentially replace keyboards and personal assistants for a lot of users and will become a single interface through which they will check their email, calendar, or interact with other people and tools on internet.