Polido for Wispr Flow
Dictate it with Wispr Flow, then double-tap to polish it
Wispr Flow writes down what you say, fast. What you say out loud is still a rough draft: run-on, no punctuation planned, the first way the thought came out. Double-tap right ⌘ and Polido rewrites it into the Slack message, note or email it was always meant to be. Different job, same keystroke right after.
Then type anywhere and double-tap right ⌘
Free: 100 rewrites in your first two weeks, then 20 a month. Pro is $10 a month for 500 ($8 billed annually).
Before and after
Real recordings from the shipping app, on the free plan.
You type
notes from the publishing call, sign off on the 70/30 split is done and legal cleared termination, marketing budget still open, next call the 14th
Polido sends
Publishing call notes
- 70/30 split signed off and legal cleared termination.
- Marketing budget still open.
- Next call the 14th.
You type
hey quick q, sorry to bother, is the build still on for thursday? also we still need the art assets, and can you confirm if QA has bandwidth this sprint
Polido sends
hey, a few things: 1. is the build still on for thursday? 2. we still need the art assets, any idea when those land? 3. does QA have bandwidth this sprint?
Built for the same moment
Double-tap right ⌘ right after Wispr Flow types it, and it's rewritten. No extra app to open.
Spoken drafts need it most
Dictation keeps every run-on and filler word you said out loud; Polido is the edit pass before you hit send.
Keeps what you meant
It sharpens the message, it doesn't invent a new one. Your point stays; the rambling doesn't.
Questions
- Is this a Wispr Flow alternative?
- No. Wispr Flow turns speech into text; Polido rewrites text that's already there. They do different jobs and work well back to back.
- Do I need Wispr Flow to use Polido?
- No. Polido rewrites anything you type or dictate, with any dictation tool or none.
- Does it work the same for dictated and typed text?
- Yes. Polido rewrites the text in the field; it doesn't know or care how it got there.
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