Speak · TellOne

Speak. It’s written.

Tap the mic and speak naturally. TellOne removes the fillers, handles your corrections and punctuation, and drops clean, ready-to-use text wherever you're writing.

TellOne · WhatsApp

  • “umm tell Rahul the deck is ready actually ask him to review it before 5”
  • Hi Rahul, the deck is ready. Please review it before 5.

Speak · TellOne

Now your voice can type too.

You say

umm tell Rahul the deck is ready actually ask him to review it before 5

RRahulonline

Is the deck done? Client call at 6.

Hi Rahul, the deck is ready. Please review it before 5.4:12 pm ✓✓
Message
English + Hindi · autoTap to speak

From meeting room to message box.

REC 00:42:18

In a meeting

OneVerse Device records it.

Reached?

Just parked, coming up in two minutes.

To: priya@acme.co · Re: Q3 proposal

Hi Priya, thanks for the call today. Attaching the revised numbers.

Replying on WhatsApp or drafting an email

TellOne writes it.

Note · 0:48

What if onboarding opened with a 30-second voice demo instead of a form…

Capturing a thought

OneVerse Notes saves it.

⌕ Why did we drop the annual plan?

Decided in the Sep 22 pricing review: churn risk on upfront billing. Raised by Meera.

↳ Pricing review · 00:31:04

Looking for an old decision

Ask One finds it.

One voice layer across your workday.

What it does

Speak naturally. Clean text, wherever you write.

01

No fillers

The umms and uhs never reach the page.

02

Corrections handled

Say “actually…” and TellOne writes what you meant.

03

Punctuation for you

Full stops, commas and capitals, without saying them.

04

Mixed-language speech

Hinglish and 100+ languages, as you naturally speak.

05

Writing Styles

The same thought, formal for a client or casual for a friend.

06

Works where you write

WhatsApp, Gmail, Slack, Notes, documents and more.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tap the mic

    On the TellOne keyboard, the shortcut or the extension.

  2. 2

    Speak naturally

    Pause, restart, correct yourself. It's fine.

  3. 3

    Clean text lands

    Right where your cursor is.