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The follow‑up is best while the call is still in your head. On my phone, I need to give Codex a full coding request, but the tiny keyboard forces me to truncate the idea. I tap the AiType mic, speak the whole task, then tap Stop.

The answer was already in my head. The reply was still stuck. I’m drafting a fundraising update on my Mac. The document is open, the cursor blinks, and I keep staring at that empty paragraph.

Before AiType: stare at a blank follow‑up box after a call. Try your first AiType dictation: Try your first AiType dictation: aitype.work/first-dictatio…

Phone open, cursor waiting, rough thought spoken once. I’m on the train, trying to ask Codex for a multi‑step API client, but the tiny keyboard makes me cut the request short.

Better replies don’t need a full rewrite. A support agent sees a ticket, types a quick draft, then taps Mic, says the answer, taps Stop - AiType cleans the wording, fixes the tone, and shows a ready‑to‑send reply in seconds.

Commuters, when the train rumbles you can’t speak, swipe. Try your first AiType dictation: Try your first AiType dictation: aitype.work/first-dictatio…

Customer asks: “Can I change my plan next month?” - I tap Mic, say the answer with the policy details, tap Stop - AiType pulls the quoted policy, drafts a precise reply, and I hit send. No generic copy, just the right answer, every time.

The follow‑up is best while the call is still in your head.

The quote you copied vanishes the moment you switch to the ticket. Try one sentence with AiType: aitype.work/first-dictatio…

I’m in Slack, a teammate asks for a quick status update. I tap Mic, say “All tests passed, staging ready for review”, tap Stop - AiType returns the sentence clean and ready in the message box. No pause, no switching apps, just the reply and I hit Send.

Got a PR comment stuck in my head on the phone, tap Mic, say “Add null check and unit test for edge case”, tap Stop - AiType turns it into a precise Codex request with the concern, the change, and the verification step. #codeReview #mobileDev

The hidden tax isn’t typing. It’s re‑typing the exact update you already know. Try your first AiType dictation: aitype.work/first-dictatio…

Before the next call I’m juggling a candidate note, a call recap, and a follow‑up email - all stuck in my head.

Before AiType: I stare at the support queue, thumb stuck on a long reply, worrying the voice note will sit on a server forever. After: I tap Mic, speak, tap Stop, and a clean, private reply appears - no audio saved, no transcript kept.

Before AiType: I stare at the PR comment box on my phone, thumb hovering, trying to type “add a null. Try your first AiType dictation: aitype.work/first-dictatio…

Family group chat • urgent payment request A cousin texts: “Send $120 now or I lose my job.” My thumb hovers, heart races. I select the message, tap the AiType keyboard, and hit **Scam Check**.

During a biology lecture I mutter, “the enzyme lowers activation energy, but I need a clear paragraph for the group chat,” tap AiType on my iPhone, hit Mic, speak it, tap Stop, and the cleaned‑up note appears ready to paste into the class WhatsApp.

The hidden tax isn’t typing. It’s re‑typing the long reply you already know. Try one sentence with AiType: aitype.work/first-dictatio…

The answer was already in my head. The follow‑up was still stuck.

I’m staring at a PR on my phone, thinking ‘add null check here, fix the race condition, and add a unit test for the edge case’, but typing that into Codex feels endless - I tap AiType, hit Mic, say the three points, tap Stop, and the app outputs a.