Voice Commands

Voice commands improve your dictation by handling common punctuation and correcting dictation errors.

A voice command is mapping from one phrase to another phrase or action. For example, the voice command “full stop” → “.” ensures that when you dictate “full stop”, a “.” will be inserted with the right spacing.

Dictanote has a built-in list of voice commands for punctuation marks, special characters, line breaks, quotes and brackets.

Choose your language to see available voice commands for speech recognition.