Hold to talk
One key. No window to open, no button to find, no mode to enter.
Default hold: Ctrl+Win (Windows), Cmd+Option (Mac)
How it worksFeatures
What Go Echoo does, and how each part actually works. Everything here ships today.
Features 15
Works everywhere
If you can type into it, you can talk into it.
Inserts at the cursor, in any focused text field
How it worksHindi and Hinglish, properly
Most dictation tools handle Hindi. Very few handle the way Hindi is actually spoken.
27 languages in the picker, plus auto-detect
How it worksSpeak one language. Get another.
Pick the language your words arrive in. Go Echoo works out what you spoke.
Auto-detect, or pick from your shortlist
How it worksFast enough to stop thinking about it
Speak for ten seconds. Wait about one.
Speak ten seconds, wait about one
How it worksYour grammar, cleaned up
Spoken sentences are not written sentences. Go Echoo closes the gap on every dictation.
Applies to every dictation
How it worksCustom dictionary
Every workplace has words no general model has heard. And phrases you would rather not type twice.
No limit on entries
How it worksSearchable history
You dictated it once. You should not have to dictate it again.
Local SQLite, full-text search
How it worksSuper Memory
The thought you'd otherwise lose between one app and the next.
Its own hotkey, separate from hold-to-talk — set in Settings → Hotkeys
How it worksSee what you have actually saved
Words dictated, how fast you speak, and where the time went.
Streaks, current and longest
How it worksCloud sync
Local by default. Yours to turn on when you need a second machine to catch up.
Off by default; a single switch turns it on
How it worksThe strip, your way
A thin status line that knows when to disappear.
Five positions, including vertical edges
How it worksBuilt to get out of the way
The small things you only notice when they are missing.
Silence while dictating, on Windows
How it worksPrivacy, stated plainly
Your audio leaves your machine. We would rather tell you than let you find out.
Audio is processed for transcription, then not retained
How it works