Create your own WalkAITalkie format

The six built-in formats

Every dictation starts from one of these. Pick the closest one, then refine it into a format of your own.

Raw

The transcript exactly as spoken, with nothing changed.

Clean Up

Removes filler words, false starts and stumbles. Keeps your wording.

Translate

Speak in one language, get the text in another.

E-mail

Greeting, clear body, closing line — ready to send.

To-do List

Pulls the tasks out of what you said and lists them.

Session Notes

A longer recording becomes structured notes with action items.

Custom formats are a Pro feature (one-time purchase). The six built-in formats, the history and the export are free.

Ready-made prompts

Copy one, paste it into Settings › Formats, and change the wording until it sounds like you.

Turn the spoken text into an e-mail to a customer.
Friendly, professional, no filler. Greeting, body, closing line.
Keep the language of the spoken text, invent no facts, output only the e-mail.

Turn the spoken text into meeting minutes.
Three short sections: decisions, open points, next steps.
Only what was actually said; no invented owners or dates. Output only the minutes.

Turn the spoken text into a task list.
One task per line, starting with a verb, with the name in brackets if one was mentioned.
Invent nothing. Output only the list.

Turn the spoken text into a short LinkedIn post.
One hook line, three short paragraphs, one closing question. No hashtags, no emoji.
Keep the language and the facts of the spoken text. Output only the post.

Turn the spoken text into study notes.
Short headings with bullet points underneath; put terms that were explained in bold.
Add nothing that was not said. Output only the notes.

Turn the spoken text into a support reply.
First sentence answers the question, then the steps as a numbered list, then one closing offer to help.
Stay factual, invent no product behaviour. Output only the reply.

Build your own format

Five questions, one prompt. Nothing leaves your browser — the text is assembled on this page.

You turn dictated speech into finished text.

Task: turn the spoken text into an e-mail.
It is written for colleagues and should sound neutral.
Write flowing text in short paragraphs.
Keep roughly the length of what was said.

Rules:
- Write in the language of the spoken text.
- Use only what was said. Invent no names, numbers or dates.
- Remove filler words, false starts and repetitions; fix the grammar.
- Output only the result — no introduction, no explanation, no comment.