A: Hey, that’s a great question.

Personally, I really like the text that comes out for me. On one hand, it matches my tone a lot because it uses exactly the word order I say out loud. On the other hand, it’s very neat and polished—no missed commas—thanks to AI, even though I know if I wrote it myself, the text wouldn’t be as clean and precise.

Even when there’s some parallelism in my words or I want to show a list with bullets, the Magic rewrite option covers that perfectly and I’m totally satisfied with it.

But probably you want something really special—like the AI learning from your speeches and final texts and producing output exactly in your style.

Right now, it’s not entirely clear to me how that would work, because each time your speech is new, and your tone and style are already in your voice. It’s unclear how to incorporate past data in that.

So here’s my answer: we do plan to develop voice-to-text as much as possible. We want to be pioneers—not in technology, but in understanding what the end user really needs. But I can’t promise that we’ll be doing exactly what you’re talking about right now, and there’s no concrete plan formulated for that yet.

We are working on improving prompts to make texts better, building a library of rewrite options so everyone can find their own style, we have custom rewrite options and think to develop them too, and a lot more.

So if I were you, I’d give Letterly a chance—and if you don’t like it, remember you have 60 days to get a refund :)