Non-Native English
English Second Language at Work: Speak, Then Send
You know what to say. English typing slows the send button. Speak in your language — clear English lands at your cursor. Free to start.
Work Friction for Non-Native Speakers
If english is your second language, the hard part at work is rarely the idea. It is the blank field — rewriting the same sentence until it sounds "native enough," then sending late.
A non native english speaker can explain a blocker perfectly on a call and still stall for ten minutes on the follow-up email.
Speak Local, Land English at the Cursor
Put the cursor in Slack, Gmail, Docs, or Teams. Speak in the language you think in, and set English as the output when the thread is in English.
Phrasing is adjusted to read like a native would write — not a word-for-word paste. Private chats can stay lighter; work mail can stay measured.
Prefer to practice English out loud? Speak English and let cleanup remove fillers and rough grammar before you hit send.
Not an ESL Course
Searches for english as a second language and english as second language often mean classes and certificates. This page is for people who already work in English and need faster writing — not homework.
Add names, product terms, and team jargon to your vocabulary so they stop getting corrected into the wrong word every time.
What to Dictate
Slack and Teams
Updates and replies without overthinking every line.
Work Email
Speak the point; land clear English in the composer.
Meeting Follow-Ups
Capture decisions before they fade.
Docs and Specs
First drafts in English at speaking speed.
Works Where You Already Work
Anywhere you can type: Slack, Teams, Gmail, Outlook, Notion, Docs, Word, and browser forms. No separate "English practice" app required for daily send.
macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android with vocabulary sync so workplace words stay consistent.
FAQ s
No. It is not a course or classroom ESL program. It helps you turn spoken thoughts into clear English text at work — Slack, email, docs.
Yes. Cross-language output aims to keep your attitude — direct, polite, or casual — while adjusting phrasing to read native.
Yes. Speak English when you want English-in English-out. Fillers and rough phrasing get cleaned into clearer sentences.
It cleans and, when translating, adjusts phrasing. It should not invent facts you did not say. Skim before you send important mail.
Yes. macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android — same habit across devices.
VoiskeyYour voice, amplified.
Open Slack or email. Say it the way you think — English appears ready to send.
Use it across macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android