As ToldSpeak the way you actually speak.
Telugu. Hindi. English. Or all three moving through the same thought. As Told keeps each language in its own script and puts the words back into the note where you were writing.
రేపు అమ్మకి ఫోన్ చేయాలి. చాలా రోజులైంది సరిగ్గా మాట్లాడి. సాయంత్రం పని అయిపోయాక మర్చిపోకుండా చేయాలి.
A normal thought, written back in Telugu — not converted into Roman letters.
कल पापा को फोन करना है। पिछले दो दिनों से सोच रहा हूँ और हर बार भूल जा रहा हूँ। शाम को काम खत्म होते ही करूँगा।
Hindi stays in Devanagari, the way you said it.
రేపు office కి కొంచెం early గా వెళ్లాలి. 10:30కి client call ఉంది. దాని ముందు deck ఒక్కసారి check చేసి final numbers update చేయాలి.
No need to choose a language first. Telugu and English can live in the same thought naturally.
इस weekend घर जाने का plan है, but Saturday meeting हुई तो Sunday morning निकलूँगा. Tickets अभी तक book नहीं की.
Switch mid-sentence if that is how the thought comes out. As Told keeps the mix instead of forcing everything into one language.
Okay, reminder for tomorrow — call the bank first, then, um… actually, do the insurance call after that. Yeah. Bank first.
The pauses and the change of mind stay part of the thought. As Told adds punctuation so it reads cleanly; it does not rewrite what you meant.
Five ways of speaking. One note.
Your voice lands where your cursor is.
Start typing. Stop halfway through. Tap the mic and say the rest — your words appear right where you left off, as ordinary, editable text.
TypedAlaska trip idea
Then spokenనాకు Alaska trip గురించి ఒక idea వచ్చింది. Maybe మనం Anchorage లో whole week stay చేయకుండా, Seward లో two nights stay చేస్తే better ఉంటుంది.
No separate transcript screen, no voice-note inbox, no second place to manage what you said. It is still one note.
The mix stays the mix.
If you say something in Telugu, it should not quietly come back in English. And if you switch to English for three words and then back, those three words are not a reason to rewrite the sentence.
రేపు office కి రావడం కుదరదు. Maybe afternoon call లో join అవుతాను.
I won’t be able to come to the office tomorrow. Maybe I’ll join the afternoon call.
The second version carries roughly the same meaning. But it isn’t what you said.
Punctuation, not polishing.
Speech needs a little structure when it becomes text. As Told supplies that much and stops.
It may add
- Punctuation
- Capitalization
- Sentence boundaries
- Clear paragraph breaks
It does not
- Correct your grammar
- Paraphrase your sentences
- Summarize your thought
- Translate what you said
- Make casual speech more formal
यार आज बिल्कुल mood नहीं है.
The goal is not “I don’t feel like doing anything today.” The goal is to keep your sentence.
Say it however it comes.
Write it. Say it. Keep it.
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