You talk faster than you type. Pithflow transcribes your stream of consciousness, removes the "um"s and false starts, applies the tone you picked, and puts the result into Notion, Google Docs, Substack, Word — anywhere your draft lives.
Typing pulls you into editing mode: you see the screen, fix the typo, tweak the word. Speaking keeps you in storytelling mode, so the first draft comes out looser and the fixing waits until later.
Pithflow's AI cleanup removes "um," "uh," "you know," "I mean," and other filler words by default. It also fixes self-corrections: if you say "let's meet at 3, no wait, 4," only the corrected version lands on the page.
Writing a Substack post? Use "Casual." Investor update? "Formal." Late-night Discord post? "Very Casual." Same words go in; different polish comes out.
Most people speak much faster than they type, and the gap grows with length. A long first draft comes out quicker when you talk it through, without the wrist fatigue, and hands-free mode means you are not holding a key while you do it.
Outline on Friday, dictate each section into Notion on Saturday, edit on Sunday. Speaking the draft separates writing from editing, so each session does one job.
Writing the same post in English and in Spanish? Pithflow detects the language of each dictation and keeps each part in the language you spoke, so there is no setting to flip between paragraphs.
Speak your observations into Google Docs right after each meeting, while the details are fresh. The "Formal" tone keeps the language client-ready.
Yes. Tap Ctrl + Shift to start hands-free mode and tap it again to stop, so you are not holding a key through a long take. Pro and Team have no limit on how long a recording runs. Dictating section by section is still easier to revise.
No. It removes filler words and false starts, fixes punctuation and applies the tone you picked. It does not add ideas you did not say. Turn AI cleanup off in the Style tab if you want the raw transcript.
Yes. Pithflow puts your text into whatever field has focus, so it works in Google Docs, Notion, Word, Substack and any other editor, with no plugin.
Yes. Pithflow recognizes more than 100 languages and detects the language of each dictation, including Spanish and English mixed in the same sentence.
The free plan gives you 2,000 words a week with no card. Pro is $9.99 a month, or $99 a year, and removes the weekly limit.
Free tier: 2,000 words/week. Pro: $9.99/mo (or $8.25/mo annual) unlimited. No card to start.
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