Contextli is built with accessibility in mind. Whether you manage a motor impairment, repetitive strain injury, or want hands-free input, context-aware dictation adapts to how you work.
Contextli provides accessibility support across several kinds of needs.
Hands-free text input that works across any application, without fine motor skills.
Voice-first input that reduces reliance on typing for people managing repetitive strain injury or similar strain.
Voice dictation that can sit alongside a screen reader or other assistive technology.
Speaking naturally, instead of composing by typing, can lower the effort of getting a thought into text.
Want to dictate without touching the keyboard? Our guide to hands-free dictation on Mac shows how to start Contextli with one mouse button, a trackpad gesture or a Siri phrase.
Plain dictation gives you a word-for-word transcript that usually needs manual formatting. Contextli's contexts format your speech for where you are writing, an email gets a greeting and sign-off, a Slack message stays short, which means less manual editing afterward.
Contextli offers Local, on-device processing on Pro and Pro Plus plans, alongside Cloud and Bring your own key, so you can choose how your voice is processed based on what you need.
Every accessibility need is different. Custom contexts let you store your own vocabulary, preferred formatting and communication style, so the app adapts to you rather than the other way round.
We keep working on keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility and clear focus states across the Contextli website and app. If you run into an accessibility issue or have a specific need we should know about, contact support. We take reports seriously and use them to prioritize fixes.
See how context-aware dictation fits your workflow.
