MosMos

MosMos is a voice input tool on Mac, with the slogan that speaking is faster than typing. Press Fn once to start speaking, press again to end, and the text will fall at the cursor.

The difference between it and ordinary dictation is that it depends on the occasion. The focus is on Feishu or WeChat, and what comes out are short colloquial sentences; in emails, they are automatically converted into written language; in documents, prompt word input boxes, codes, and terminals, each has its own way of writing. You can also switch styles manually.

What was killed by the way was the saliva word. The example on the official website is very intuitive: what comes out is "Uh, I will give you the first draft before Wednesday, and you send me the brand materials first", and what comes out is the version after removing "uh" and straightening out the sentences. People who say whatever comes to mind into the microphone save the time of having to think it over again afterwards.

Currently, only versions of macOS 15 or above are free to download, and Windows and iOS officials say they are on the way. The Chinese interface is already available.