Tap right Alt
and your words become text.
Like having an assistant named Linda sitting beside you: you talk, she types. Works in any app, any text box. Verbatim mode strips out the ums and ahs and adds the punctuation for you; polish mode even tidies up the parts where you changed your mind mid-sentence; and your own word list keeps names and jargon from turning into the wrong homophones. Stop talking, and the text is already typed — and correct.
Three steps, and you have a clean piece of text
No commands to learn, no window switching, no app to open first. Wherever the cursor is, that is where the text goes.
Tap right Alt
In any app, at any cursor position, tap the right Alt key (you can remap it). The tray icon turns red and recording starts.
Just talk normally
No need to slow down or over-enunciate. Leave the "um", "ah" and "you know" to the system.
Tap again, done
Tap once more and a few seconds later clean, punctuated text is typed right where your cursor was — exactly as if you had typed it yourself.
Built for "say it, use it"
We do not dump raw speech recognition on you. We hand you text you can send as is.
Filler words removed
Meaningless verbal tics like "um", "ah" and "I mean" are filtered out automatically, so you are not deleting them one by one afterwards.
Automatic punctuation
The system automatically decides where commas, periods and question marks go, so you never have to say "comma" or "period" out loud. You can also switch to "spoken punctuation" mode — punctuation is only added when you actually say "comma" or "period"; everywhere else, nothing gets added.
Works in any app
Not tied to one app. LINE, Word, Excel, browsers, code editors — the text goes straight in at the current cursor position.
Mixed Chinese-English · Taiwanese too
Switching between Chinese and English mid-sentence is fine, and Taiwanese (Hokkien) is supported too, transcribed in Chinese characters.
Personal dictionary
Company names, people's names and jargon always coming out wrong? Add them to your personal dictionary and they'll be written your way from then on. On Windows you can also turn on "preview before typing": correct a misheard word in the preview window and the system automatically learns it into your dictionary and syncs it to your other devices — no manual upkeep needed.
Status at a glance
Grey when idle, red when recording, yellow while processing. Set it to start with Windows and it stays quietly in the background.
People who finish their paperwork by talking
Sixteen real workplace scenarios. What they share: lots of text, fragmented time, and content already sorted out in your head — all that is missing is the time to type it.
Compiled from the daily industry series on 聆打 Linda. Works in any app with a text field; no need to replace the systems you already use.
11 interface languages, one click to switch
The website, the member center and system emails all follow the language you pick. Once you are logged in, the setting syncs across your devices.
Interface language and recognition language are two different things. The 11 above are the website's interface languages (the Android app's interface is currently Traditional Chinese only); speech recognition supports 12 languages — Mandarin, English, Taiwanese (Hokkien), Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Vietnamese, Thai and Indonesian — which you can multi-select in the app's settings, and mixed Chinese-English speech is also supported.
Why do you need an account?
It used to be a plain download. The account is not there to harvest your data — it is what makes these three things possible.
Switch devices without starting over
Your dictionary, preferences and punctuation mode follow your account. New computer, extra phone: log in and everything is where you left it.
Usage and billing you can see
How many times you used it today, what is left in your wallet, when the next charge lands — it is all laid out in the member center. No mystery charges.
Earn commission for referrals
Referral codes need an account. When a friend signs up through your link and becomes a paying member, you get a share of their fee every single month.
Two platforms, one account
A hotkey on your computer, a floating button on your phone — same account, same personal dictionary.
Windows version
No install steps — download it, run it, and it sits in the system tray. The first time you launch it, you need to log in and bind your account before voice typing works. Custom hotkeys and launch on startup are supported, and new versions download automatically and apply the next time you start it.
Android version
A floating button on screen — tap it and start talking, and the recognized text is filled straight into your current text field; you need to log in and bind your account before it works. You can also turn on "on-device recognition": voice isn't uploaded, it works in airplane mode, and a single recording can run up to 10 minutes — this needs Android 12 or later with the offline speech pack installed, and offline mode doesn't support Taiwanese.
One price, cheaper the longer you buy
No tiers, no locked features. The only difference is how many months you top up at once.
Top up your wallet first; the monthly fee is deducted automatically once a month. New sign-ups get a 7-day free trial with no charges during the trial.
The best-value plan works out at just NT$266.66 a month. Every plan tops up your wallet rather than locking you into a contract — if you stop, the balance simply runs down and nothing is charged again.
Refer a friend, earn every month
This is not a one-off finder's fee. As long as the person you referred keeps paying, you keep earning.
Recurring commission
Every time a referred member is successfully charged their monthly fee, a commission is created for you — not just on the first payment. But each referred member has a limit: commission only counts for up to 6 months from their first payment. To keep your commission growing, keep referring new users.
Lock period
New commission starts out "locked" and unlocks into withdrawable funds after 30 days — that window covers refunds and disputes.
Payout threshold
Once your withdrawable balance reaches NT$2,000 you can request a payout yourself. The NT$15 bank transfer fee is paid by the recipient.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to pay or add a card for the trial?
Will I be charged automatically when the trial ends?
How many devices can one account be used on?
Is my voice stored anywhere?
How much does it cost?
Windows says "unknown publisher". What now?
Let Linda do the typing
Signing up gets you the full trial, with no payment and no credit card. Stay if it works for you, walk away if it does not.
No credit card · stop any time · no auto-renewal
Stop typing it out word by word
Just talk. Linda types it, punctuates it, and tidies it up — in any app, any text field.
- Understands Mandarin, Taiwanese and English, even mixed together
- Adds punctuation, and cleans up the part where you misspoke and corrected yourself
- One account for desktop and phone, with your word list kept in sync