| Paste | Clipboard history — everything you
copied recently, newest first, each dated and coloured by what it is. Type
to search it without leaving the keyboard. Tap one to insert it, hold one
to remove it, or clear the lot. |
| Send | Sent messages — the last 50 things
you sent, dated and marked typed or dictated, searchable the same way, to
send one again or pull a phrase back. |
| Microphone | Recordings — every dictation
kept and dated, searchable, to re-insert the transcript or re-send audio
that never went through. |
| Camera | Record video instead of taking a
photo. Both go to your own storage. |
| The full stop | A question mark in its place. A tap is still
a full stop. |
| The speaker key (with read aloud on) | Read or summarise — a switch
at the top chooses what a tap does. Read aloud: the selection, the whole field, or what
you copied. Summarise: the same, summarised by your models and the summary read
to you. While something is being read, the player: back a sentence, back or forward
10 seconds, pause, the speed, stop. A tap reads (or summarises) the selection, and
stops a reading. |
| The echo key (with read aloud on) | Your voices, one row
each, the ones you pick most first, with a search box — tap one and it becomes
your voice, ready for the next recording; the count at the end of a
row opens its feelings. A tap on its own records; tap again and your words go into
the field and are read back. |
| Paperclip | Straight to your file store,
skipping the menu. |
| The AI key | Ask a question — it starts
recording at once, and Send on the strip or the same key stops it. Also
Summarise what I copied (or the selection), shown on its page,
Fix what is in the field (the selection, or all of it, typed or
dictated), Fix my last dictation, which project to fix against,
how much to change, and your searchable history. Each row wears its own
colour. A tap on its own asks a question: it starts recording, and the same key
sends it. |
| A suggestion | More options for the word,
plus Add to my dictionary and Report a missed fix when the
keyboard does not know it. After a swipe, every word the swipe could
have been instead, up to eight, with the one that went in named at the
top; tap one to swap it in. |
| The dictate key, on any keyboard layout | Everything
you have dictated, full screen — searchable, expandable, and
every transcript can be inserted straight back into what you were typing, or copied. Holding it never starts a recording; the key acts
when you lift your finger. |
| The check key | What reads your text — the
word pairs, at every full stop — and the way to its settings. A tap opens
every fix waiting, one at a time, with the old word struck through and the new
one beside it: Use, Skip, Keep or Apply all. |
| The radio key, on the symbols panel (accounts with a session board) | The session board — play or
stop its sound, stop it on the computer too, or open the board in the browser. It is blue, and green
while the board plays; a tap plays its sound or stops it. Everywhere else the key is a new line. |