Voice

When you are in the Notes editor, you will see this icon in the toolbar, and you can also trigger Voice mode using Alt + V (option on Mac).

Click on the blue microphone and you will launch Write with Voice.

Dictation mode: It launches in dictation mode, and if you just want it to transcribe what you say, then click the blue button and it will start listening. When you click stop, it will transcribe your spoken word as it heard it, and put that inside the Note.

This is a great feature and you should check it out. Game changing for productivity. In this mode, Sapience is going to “do work” with whatever you say when the microphone is on.

Balanced Mode:

This will take your words and re-write them into a nice structured piece of text in Sapience style with headings etc. Note that this has access to the web research agent so if you ask it to search the web as part of what you say out-loud, then it will do that.

Example: Here, at the top of the image you can see what was said out-loud. Its very rough, but clearly tells the AI what to do do. Then below it, you can see what it produced. Well researched and well structured content, with citations and footnotes built in.

Transcribe & translate: in this mode, Sapience will listen to your voice, output what you said in your native language (often english) and then give you the translated text immediately below it.