Use cases

Anywhere you type,
you can talk.

Fastspoken works through the keyboard layer, so every app with a cursor is a voice app. Here is what that looks like in the apps you live in.

WhatsApp is where fast replies matter most, and where typing on the move is worst.

Email is the highest word-count thing most people do on a phone, which makes it the worst thing to thumb-type.

Texting is the fastest conversation you have, so the keyboard is most obviously the bottleneck.

Samsung Notes famously blocks accessibility tools from typing into the note body, which is why most dictation apps fail there.

Slack moves at conversation speed but asks for typed answers.

Notion on a phone is great for reading and painful for writing.

Real writing on a phone: possible, if you stop typing.

Captions, comments, and DMs are all typing, and all better said.

The best prompts are specific, and specific means long, and long means typing.

Long, thoughtful prompts are exactly what Claude rewards and exactly what phone keyboards punish.

Anywhere you type,you can talk.