Give voice typing your everyday vocabulary: names, projects, abbreviations and technical terms.
SayDart automatically learns the words you correct and the ones you use most, so every session needs fewer edits and sounds more like you.
Cloud learning is on by default and suggests terms from your dictation and edits. It is guidance, not an accuracy guarantee, and you can turn it off in Dictionary > Learning settings.
Add the exact spelling of names and terms you use often, such as a project called “Northstar.” A focused list is easier to maintain.
Add a term, dictate a sentence containing it and check the result. In Dictionary, open More actions and choose Import terms, then Choose a CSV or TXT file. You can also choose Export active terms as CSV from the same menu.
Cloud learning suggests terms from your dictation and edits. It is on by default. Turn it off in Dictionary > Learning settings to stop new learning uploads; manual management and existing hotwords remain available.
Your dictionary is linked to your account. Recordings, transcripts and assistant answers stay in local history on your computer.
Yes. Add recurring names, abbreviations and specialist terms you need in your writing. Recognition can still vary, so review the sentence where the term appears.
No. Turn it off in Dictionary > Learning settings if you prefer to manage entries yourself. Existing hotwords can still be used.
No. A dictionary helps supply relevant vocabulary, but microphone quality, pronunciation and context still affect the result.
