People write differently in Slack, in email, in a bug report. Voice dictation tools treat all of it the same. Contextli was built to fix that.
We believe voice dictation should be context-aware. The same spoken sentence should come out differently depending on whether you are writing a Slack update, an email, or a bug report.
Contextli calls these profiles Contexts. Each one adapts tone, structure and formatting to where you are writing. You speak once. Contextli writes it appropriately, everywhere.
Basic speech-to-text gives you raw transcription. You still edit tone, fix formatting and rewrite it for the place you are pasting it.
Contextli reads which context you picked and formats the output to match it, before it ever hits the page.
Your voice is sensitive. Choose Cloud, bring your own AI key, or run processing fully on your own device.
Understanding where you are writing is what makes dictation useful. That is our whole differentiator.
We would rather ship fewer things that work reliably than promise more than we can stand behind.
Contextli is built by Junaid Khalid. I write a lot every day, and I got tired of dictation that ignored where the words were actually going. Contextli is the tool I wanted for myself, now open for anyone who writes across a lot of different places.
Have questions, feedback or a partnership idea? We would love to hear from you.
