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One hand.
One mic. Whole desktop.

Voice typing, screenshots, screen clips and a text library — as glass buttons right at your cursor. It runs on your PC. You pay once.

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$0per minute

Recognition runs on your own PC. No cloud meter.

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Your voice never leaves your PC. Works offline.

$29one time

No subscription. Pay once, keep it.

Try it. Right here.

Click the pebbles. This is how it feels: shot, mic, send — one hand.

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AI chat
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What do you want to do?

Pick a goal. We'll show you the button.

Everything, in plain words

No manual needed. Each button does one clear thing.

Glass pebbles at your cursor

Everything you do all day — one tap from your mouse.

A small strip of glass buttons follows your cursor. Undo, copy, paste, new paragraph, send, screenshot. No menus, no hunting. Drag any button where you like; the layout is remembered.

  • ClickDrag a pebble to where it's comfortable.
  • TipHover a pebble and read its short hint.

Screenshot → other window. Two actions.

Show the problem. Don't hunt for files.

Click Shot, circle what matters, and drop it straight into the window you're working in. No saving, no searching, no attach dialogs. Faster than any shortcut you remember.

  • ClickShot, then the window you want to drop it into.
  • TipPin an instruction shot so it stays on screen.

Record your screen — in a blink

Show it instead of explaining it.

One click, a tiny countdown, and you're recording. Show the bug, stop, send the clip. Great for bug reports, tutorials and “look what the AI just did”.

  • ClickRec, then Rec again to stop.
  • TipUse the short timer to get your mouse into position first.

Mic on, talk, send. One hand.

Your hand never has to leave the mouse.

Turn the mic on with one click, talk, and press Send with one more. Assign the main actions to your mouse buttons so even the click is under your finger. Text lands exactly where your cursor is.

  • ClickMic, speak, Send.
  • Say“New paragraph.” — and it starts one.

Edit by voice. Erase at the cursor.

Wrong word? Don't reach for the keyboard.

Delete the last word, undo, start a new line — by voice or with one tap on a pebble, right where the cursor is. Fixing text takes seconds instead of a trip across the keyboard.

  • Say“Delete that.” / “Undo.”
  • ClickErase pebble removes the last word.

A library for big texts and shots

Everything you reuse, in one place — not in ten folders.

Keep long prompts, code snippets, phrases and screenshots in one gallery. Pin the important ones, make your own folders, open any file in Explorer from there. Paste a huge text in two clicks.

  • ClickLibrary, pick a card, it drops where your cursor is.
  • TipPin your most-used prompt.

Built for coding with AI

Screenshot, find, change, write — all within reach.

Hop between your editor, terminal and AI chats from a phone-style menu. Send a snapshot, dictate the question, paste the answer. One mouse, one microphone, the whole workflow.

  • ClickPick a program or browser tab from the row.
  • SayDictate the prompt, then Send.

Keyboard, looks, languages

Your desk, your style.

A floating on-screen keyboard strip, interface in six languages, and themes: Neon, Gold, Steel, Mirror. Change the look of the whole panel in a click.

  • ClickPick a theme dot at the top of this page — same idea.

Private. And you pay nothing per minute.

Your voice never leaves your PC.

Recognition runs on your own computer, with no internet needed. No audio is uploaded, no per-minute bill, no subscription. One payment, and it's yours.

  • TipTurn Wi-Fi off — it keeps working.

Something is hidden inside

Erase all the icons against the clock. There's a score table.

Bob Dictation hides a small game. Find it, beat the record, see your name on the board. There's more — on this page too. Look around.

  • TipTry the Konami code on this page.

Coding with AI? You'll feel the difference.

Programmers with AI chats live in screenshots, copy-paste and window switching. We cut that out.

The usual wayWith Bob Dictation
Win+Shift+S → save → find the file → paperclip → browse → attach
Shot → click the window. Done.
Digging through folders for an old screenshot
Library: all shots in one grid, pinned and sorted.
Two hands on the keyboard to talk to your AI
Speak. It types at the cursor. Send.
Alt-Tab blindly between editor, terminal and chats
Phone-style menu: one click per tool.
Copy-paste the same prompt over and over
Phrase library: two clicks.
Per-minute cloud dictation bills
Runs on your PC. $0 per minute.

Soon everyone will code and work with AI. It should be cheaper and easier — your own PC instead of paid cloud minutes, one hand and a voice instead of two hands and a keyboard.

Simple pricing

No subscription. No cloud.

Free

$0
  • Core dictation
  • Runs offline

Download for Windows

Version 1.4.1 · 83 MB · Windows 10/11. If Windows SmartScreen warns about an unrecognized app, choose “More info” → “Run anyway”.

Pro

$29

one-time, introductory price

  • Everything in Free
  • All pebbles, library and updates
  • License key by email

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Questions

Is my voice sent anywhere?

No. Recognition runs locally on your PC and works without an internet connection.

Is it a subscription?

No. Pro is a one-time payment of $29 (introductory price).

Which Windows versions?

Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Does it work in my editor / terminal / AI chat?

It types at your cursor in standard Windows text fields, Chrome and Edge.

Can I use it with one hand?

Yes — that's the point. Mouse plus microphone is enough for the main workflow.

How do I get my license?

The license key is delivered by email after payment.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, within 14 days. See the refund policy.