Voice to Text for AI Coding Prompts
The best AI coding prompts are specific—and slow to type. Speak the goal, constraints, and context into Voiskey. Free to start.

You know what you want the model to do. Typing it into a neat paragraph is the tax that resets your focus.
Vague prompts waste a generation. Over-typed prompts take longer than the fix. Speaking lets you dump constraints while they are still sharp.
Say it in four beats: goal, constraints, relevant files or APIs, and what good looks like. Keep each beat short enough to scan before you hit send.
If the model drifted, select the weak section and dictate a tighter replacement instead of rewriting the whole prompt.
Speak this spine:

Describe the user path and edge cases before the model invents them.

Say what must not change while you ask for a cleaner shape.

Symptoms, recent changes, and hypotheses—out loud, then paste.

Name the behaviors that must pass, not just "add tests".

Speak source, target, and rollback rules in one pass.

Select a weak answer and dictate: shorter, safer, match our patterns.
Use Voiskey in Cursor chat, VS Code, ChatGPT, Claude, browser IDEs, or a scratch doc you paste from. Same dictation everywhere you can type.
Workflows around prompting:
Speaking can run long if you ramble. Use the four-beat spine, then trim once on screen. Most people still finish faster than typing from a blank box.
Yes. Voiskey supports 100+ languages. Say it in the language you think in; clean text still lands at the cursor.
No. It transcribes and cleans what you said. If you did not name an endpoint, it will not invent one for you.
Whisper works for quiet desks. For rare package names, add them to your vocabulary once so they stop getting mangled.

Speak naturally, write effortlessly, and move faster. Turn your voice into polished, ready-to-use text wherever you work.
Use it across macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android