Live loop demo
10-15 second stream-versus-batch demonstration with the visible `lunch` to `launch` correction.
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Echo is a live voice keyboard for iPhone and Mac. This page contains the current product description, a real product demonstration, and approved visual assets for coverage and reviews.
Short description
Most dictation is a batch loop: speak, wait, reread, then correct. Echo takes a live, editable route. Text streams while the person speaks, context can repair common errors while the draft is forming, and a pause settles the result quickly. A personal dictionary helps future sessions recognize names, projects, and specialist terms.
Echo is designed for messages, email, notes, work chat, and prompts. It supports Chinese-English mixed-language workflows, an iOS keyboard for compatible text fields, a macOS quick-input path, and optional polish only when the person asks for it.
Coverage notes
- The product claim is about a more controllable input loop, not perfect speech recognition.
- Batch transcription remains useful for long recordings, uploads, timestamps, speaker labels, and later editorial review.
- Echo does not replace iOS's system microphone privacy indicator, and secure fields can limit third-party keyboard behavior.
- Website launch analytics record page and referral activity, never dictated or transcribed text. See the privacy policy.
Approved assets
Echo app icon
Use unmodified on a light or neutral background with enough surrounding space to remain legible.
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Echo's visible stream, repair, and finalization loop in the writing surface.
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