SpokenCode
SpokenCode is a desktop application for Windows that lets you write code, run terminal commands, and dictate text — entirely by voice, hands-free.
Press a global hotkey from any application, speak naturally, and SpokenCode automatically types the result into whatever is currently on your screen: your code editor, terminal, browser, chat app, or anything else.
How SpokenCode Works
SpokenCode has two modes, both triggered with the same global hotkey (Ctrl + Win). You choose which mode is active in Settings.
| Mode | What it does |
|---|---|
| Transcription Mode | Converts your speech to plain text and types it where your cursor is |
| Snippet Mode | Converts your speech to code, shell commands, translations, or AI answers using voice command keywords |
You trigger the snippet mode by starting your sentence with a reserved keyword, which you can see a list of here: Voice Commands
Who Is It For?
SpokenCode is designed for developers and technical users who want a faster, hands-free workflow:
- Write code without touching the keyboard
- Run terminal commands by speaking them
- Dictate commit messages, documentation, and emails
- Get quick AI answers typed directly into your editor
What You Need
- Windows 10 or later (Windows 11 recommended)
- A working microphone (built-in or external)
- A SpokenCode API key — get one free at spokencode.dev
Get Started
| Page | What you'll learn |
|---|---|
| Getting Started | Set up your API key and understand the app window |
| The Home Tab | How to record and see your transcriptions |
| Using Hotkeys | How the global hotkey works in both modes |
| Voice Commands | All the keywords you can use in Snippet Mode |
| Settings | Configure language, transcription model, and behavior |
| History | Browse and copy your past transcriptions |
| Troubleshooting | Fix common issues |