Voice dictation that understands context.
Every app you write in expects a different shape. Contextli gives you a context for each one, so the same voice input comes out as a ticket, a message or a post, not a raw transcript to clean up.
One update. Formatted differently everywhere it lands.
A bug gets reported, tracked and shared. Each stop uses a different built-in context.
the export button hangs on large files past like 5000 rows chrome and firefox both do it
Export hangs on large files (5,000+ rows) Steps: export a dataset over 5,000 rows Expected: file downloads Actual: button spins indefinitely. Reproduced in Chrome and Firefox.
hey team the export bug is being tracked now should have a fix by thursday will post here when its out
Update: the export bug is being tracked. Fix expected Thursday. Will post here when it ships.
we just fixed a nasty export bug that was affecting big datasets shoutout to the team for turning it around in two days
We just shipped a fix for a bug affecting large data exports. Two days from report to release. Proud of the team for moving that fast.
Find your tools
Pick a category, or a context, and start dictating.
Productivity and project tools
Freeform keeps it simple, or build a custom context for the fields you fill in most: title, owner, due date.
Task titles and steps, dictated between meetings.
Card descriptions and checklist items without breaking flow.
Board updates while your hands stay off the keyboard.
Comments and subtasks added as you think of them.
Message-board posts and to-dos in one pass.
Notes and record updates without stopping to type.
Doc sections and table notes, spoken and pasted.
Status notes and comments on a busy grid.
Developer tools
Technical: Bug Report turns a spoken description into steps, expected and actual. Technical: Documentation shapes an explanation into structured docs.
Issue bodies with reproduction steps, not a wall of text.
MR descriptions and issues, spoken between commits.
Tickets with a clear summary and acceptance criteria.
Terse, scoped issues that match how your team writes them.
Code comments and commit messages without leaving the keyboard.
Questions and answers with the context reviewers need.
API docs and specs while the details are still fresh.
Writing and docs
Marketing: Content Writing gives a draft headings and structure. Freeform or a context you build works for anything else.
A first draft out of your head before you second-guess it.
Long-form sections, spoken in order.
Articles drafted straight into the editor.
Pages and database entries, structured as you talk.
Markdown notes, linked and searchable later.
Blog posts drafted without opening a blank block.
Communication
Email and Slack are built-in contexts, and LinkedIn shapes posts for the feed. For other chat apps, build a custom context to keep replies short and casual.
A reply with a greeting and sign-off, not a raw transcript.
Professional replies without typing them out.
Short, casual updates for the channel.
Chat replies and channel posts, quick to send.
Messages that read like you typed them, not dictated.
Posts and comments shaped for the feed.
Quick replies, the way you would actually text.
None of these apps fit? Build your own context.
Beyond the 18 built-in contexts, Contextli ships ready-made templates for common formats. Copy one in, or start from scratch, and give it its own hotkey.
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