One of 8 apps DictDrop works in, with nothing to set up per app.
DictDrop is always-on: no hotkey to press or hold, nothing to set up first. Bring Google Docs into focus, start talking, and it types there -- for example, drafting a long section of a document at talking speed instead of typing speed.
Long-form writing is where typing speed becomes the real bottleneck -- most people speak roughly three times faster than they type. DictDrop lets you draft straight inside Google Docs at talking speed, then go back and edit the way you always would. No separate dictation app, no transcript to copy in afterward.
Nothing to install inside Google Docs, nothing to configure, no settings to find. Open Google Docs, start talking, and your words land there -- the same as in every other Windows app you use.
That includes PowerShell, Windows Terminal, WSL, and CMD -- see voice dictation in the terminal for that specific case.
Standard edition is $69 once, using your own AI provider API key -- no DictDrop server ever sees your audio. Pro is $6.99/month or $59/year if you'd rather skip setting up a provider key; DictDrop relays audio through its own server for that tier only, never storing or logging it. Either way: 30-day refund, no questions asked.
DictDrop: always-on voice to text for Windows, including Google Docs. $69 once for the bring-your-own-key Standard edition, or $6.99/month for Pro. 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.
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