Less routine work. More time to learn and create.
Dictate instead of typing, communicate in other languages, and work with lectures and writing drafts. Choose your use case and see how Vérba can make your work easier.
For messages and everyday work
Reply by voice, write in another language, understand a message and spend less time fixing your typing.
Reply by voice
Dictate a short message directly into the app where you are having the conversation.
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Write to someone in another language
Say the reply in your own language. The translated text appears at the cursor, ready for your review.
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Understand a client or colleague’s message
Translate the text under your cursor without copying it into a separate translator.
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Spend less time fixing your typing
Smart Keyboard fixes the wrong layout and typos as you type.
See it in use →For students
Follow a lecture, keep its text, revisit an explanation and read sources in another language.
Follow a lecture in another language
Read live captions and translation while you listen to the explanation.
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Keep the lecture text for studying
Read the transcript or copy it into your preferred AI tool for notes and study questions.
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Listen to a difficult explanation again
Replay saved audio with the spoken text highlighted. Enable audio recording before the session.
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Read sources in another language
Translate accessible text under the cursor while working with articles and study materials.
See it in use →For writers and authors
Dictate a draft in your own voice, keep character names consistent and turn interviews into working material.
Dictate a chapter or a long draft
Use continuous dictation to put your thoughts into the document as you speak.
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Keep your own writing voice
Dictation keeps your own wording; then edit the draft yourself.
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Use character names and invented words
Add your spellings to the term dictionary and use them while dictating.
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Turn an interview into working material
Keep a transcript for an article, biography or nonfiction book, with audio if you choose to record it.
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