I thought I was being clever, using Android's built-in speech-to-text to compose messages on my phone while out and about, but I'd never really considered how much time I then spend FIXING what's been captured -- correcting words, adding punctuation, etc.

VoiceDash gets this all right, perfectly capturing and formatting what I've said.

My biggest challenge in adopting this on the desktop is simply remembering that I can do this now!

On Android, I've run into a slight hitch: needing to reactivate the app's accessibility permissions from time to time, but once I do that, its custom input floaty thingy appears whenever there's the option to add text.

I really appreciate that this widget, and the recording bar that appears when I tap it, are so nicely designed; this makes the service feel like a premium add-in, not a developer-y kludge.

I wasn't so sure I needed this, but now I'm really happy I bought it.