Original Summary

I use voice input a lot on my phone, but I kept abandoning messages halfway. The transcript would come back technically correct, but it still felt like raw speech — wrong punctuation, awkward phrasing, a minute of cleanup before I could hit send. By then I'd usually just drop it. So I built Lanson Flow, a voice keyboard for iPhone. You talk in whatever app you're already in (Messages, Slack, Notes, etc.), and the text shows up and improves while you're still speaking. Less "fix the transcript later," more "this is close enough to send." Two things I cared about most: - No language mode switching. It follows what you speak across 100+ languages. - Speak in one language, write in another — e.g. think in Chinese, get natural English in the field. It's free to try: https://flow.lansonai.com If you also voice-type on iPhone and hate the cleanup step, I'd love to know if this feels different to you.   submitted by   /u/zhenthinks [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/23 11:42:55