Find your next step
The Windows guide covers microphone setup, input focus and a short first test. The email guide uses a concrete example to turn spoken ideas into a draft you can check. The comparison explains the differences between Windows voice typing, voice access and .
You can follow the Windows instructions independently of , or go straight to the
setup if you already have a working microphone.
Set up
on your PC in five steps
- Download and install
on your Windows PC or MacBook.
- Check your microphone, then click into the text field you want to fill.
- Press your configured
shortcut.
- Speak a short test sentence to confirm the input focus is right.
- Switch on dynamic mode when you want
to catch corrections and instructions while you speak.
Dictate an email without starting over
Say: "So, about the deadline, Friday is probably too tight, let's move it to Monday, and can you add that we still need the figures by then?"
With dynamic mode on, follows your spoken change of mind and turns it into a clean sentence: "The deadline moves to Monday. Please add that we still need the figures by then."
Custom abbreviations expand your professional phrases automatically, so common legal or technical wording arrives fully written without extra effort.
When the microphone or the text is not right
If nothing appears, check that has microphone permission and that your cursor sits in the correct text field. If words are missing, move closer to the microphone or reduce background noise. If
chooses the wrong word, use dynamic mode to correct it in the same breath, or add the phrase to your custom abbreviations.
For longer drafts, Auto-Prompt collects your spoken reasoning and corrections and turns them into a clear prompt for ChatGPT, Copilot or your preferred AI tool.
Why teams choose 
In our internal benchmark, is the number one for German speech, with the lowest Word Error Rate and 150 milliseconds of processing time. This internal figure does not guarantee the total time from speaking to finished text. It understands Bavarian and Lower Saxon accents as well as Austrian and Swiss German.
is developed in Germany, and your speech is processed exclusively on European servers. Ready to try it? Visit ohnetippen.de and see how dictation fits into your daily work.