Launching today
SpeakON
A MagSafe AI device for a post-keyboard world
441 followers
A MagSafe AI device for a post-keyboard world
441 followers
Typing is the bottleneck. SpeakON removes it. A MagSafe AI device for iPhone — press once to speak into any app. No mic permission. No switching. Even works with your phone locked. Zero friction.
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@rockzhang For someone juggling workshop notes, how does SpeakON handle longer captures; like a 2-min ramble on "Hunter outreach tactics" and pipe them cleanly into Notion or Google Docs without losing the flow?
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@dayal_punjabi Most conversations aren’t long monologues — they’re short bursts.
In real life, people typically speak in turns that last just a few seconds to under a minute.
That’s exactly what we designed SpeakON for.
We intentionally focus on short, high-frequency expression moments — quick replies, decisions, thoughts on the go — instead of long recordings.
That said, SpeakON still supports up to 5 minutes of continuous input, which comfortably covers:
a full voice message
a structured response
or even a short solo explanation
And because it works as an input method, you can use it seamlessly across any app — Slack, email, iMessage, anywhere you type.
Stella AI
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@prad_vv Haha — fair question 😄
This one I typed
I’m on my computer right now.
SpeakON really shines on mobile / on the go.
When I’m at my desk, keyboard is still fastest for long-form.
But the moment I’m away from the screen — walking, between meetings, in a cab — I switch to SpeakON almost entirely.
Raycast
A keyboard, but your voice presses the keys. 🗣️⌨
Genius.
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@chrismessina Thanks, Chris. Please feel free to share more of your feedback on the product moving forward.
Flowtica Scribe
This could definitely become a shortcut for triggering an agent. So cool!
Congrats on the launch, @rockzhang & team!
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@zaczuo Love that angle — that’s exactly where we’re heading.
Right now it’s about removing friction from expression,
but the next step is turning that same action into intent → execution.
One press → not just input, but action.
Really appreciate the support 🙌
So you just press it and start speaking to input text?
That’s interesting! it feels more like a physical keyboard replacement than a recording device.
Really like this direction. I’ve been looking for something that helps structure my thoughts while speaking.
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@tom_j Exactly — you press and speak, and the text goes directly into whatever app you’re using.
That’s why we think of it much more as an input device than a recorder.
Recording tools capture after the fact.
SpeakON is about thinking while speaking, and getting structured output in real time.
We’ve put a lot of work into things like:
cleaning up filler words automatically
structuring thoughts (when needed)
adapting tone depending on where you’re typing
So it doesn’t just transcribe — it helps you express clearly without breaking your flow.
Really glad that direction resonates 🙌
Hey Ryan! Press once while locked is the biggie. when a thought hits, unlock + find app + tap new-note loses half of it before you can type. the magsafe-with-its-own-mic move sidesteps permissions in a way most ios dictation can't.
curious where people actually use this most. solo at desk is obvious, but voice-in-public is the barrier that kills most dictation apps. does the magsafe clip feel more discreet in practice than holding a phone to your face? Congrats on the launch and good luck!
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@keith_hiyamojo In the future, we might develop some accessories that can be used independently of a phone.
Congrats on the launch! I've been using Wisprflow and love it. Just saw SpeakON is hardware though, what's the advantage over software? Curious before I grab one.
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@qingqin_mao If you already enjoy Wispr Flow,
you’ll probably find SpeakON feels like:
Appreciate you taking a look 🙌
Stanley For 𝕏
This is a very interesting direction. What made you bet on MagSafe as the form factor here?
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@iampascio Great question — we went through a lot of form factors before landing on MagSafe.
The core idea was: this has to be zero-friction, or it doesn’t work.
MagSafe ended up being the best fit for a few reasons:
1. Always there, always ready
If it lives on the back of your phone, it’s already in your hand 100 times a day.
No extra device to carry, no “where did I put it?” moment.
2. One natural gesture
Your index finger is already resting near the back.
Press → speak becomes a very instinctive motion — almost like a reflex.
3. No setup, no attachment friction
MagSafe gives us:
instant snap-on / snap-off
no pairing rituals every time
no cables, no mounts
It just becomes part of your phone.
4. Stable position = better capture
Because it’s fixed in one place, we can tune the mic behavior and interaction much more reliably than a loose device.