NovaVoice lets you dictate into any app on Mac, Windows, or Linux in real time — so a learning difference, motor impairment, or RSI never slows your work down.
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Speak and text appears immediately in whichever app you're working in — Word, Docs, your email client, your IDE, Notion. NovaVoice is not tied to a single app; it works wherever your cursor is.
Press a hotkey, speak, press it again — done. Students who struggle with mouse navigation or fine motor control can trigger dictation without hunting through menus or touching a trackpad.
From any screen, use your voice to send emails in Gmail, add to-dos to Todoist, create Google Calendar events, or message someone on Telegram or WhatsApp — without switching windows or touching a mouse.
Highlight a paragraph in your textbook PDF and ask NovaVoice to summarize it. Look up a definition mid-essay. Get quick answers without breaking your writing flow or reaching for another device.
NovaVoice runs natively on all three major desktop operating systems — including Linux, which many accessibility tools ignore entirely. Your dictation workflow travels with you regardless of what machine your school provides.
Unlike browser-based dictation tools that only work in one tab, NovaVoice operates at the OS level. Switch between your browser, your notes app, and your email and dictation follows you automatically.
Yes. NovaVoice works system-wide, so it types into whatever is in focus — Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Notion, your email client, your LMS, Slack. If you can click into a text field on your desktop, NovaVoice can dictate into it.
Agent Mode lets you trigger actions in supported apps — send an email in Gmail, add a task to Todoist, create a calendar event — entirely by voice from any screen. You can also ask NovaVoice questions or have it summarize selected text without touching the keyboard.
NovaVoice runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux. Most accessibility-focused dictation tools skip Linux entirely, so this matters if your university or assistive-tech setup runs on it.
Dictation is real-time — text appears as you speak, not after a pause or processing delay. That immediacy is important when you're mid-thought in an essay or racing a deadline.
Absolutely. Many NovaVoice users adopted it specifically to reduce keyboard load after an RSI diagnosis. Dictating lecture notes, emails, and assignments keeps your hands rested while your output stays high.
Audio file transcription and offline mode are on the NovaVoice roadmap — they are not live yet, but they are actively in development. Today's real-time dictation already covers a wide range of classroom writing needs.
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