Say it, it types: voice input at your cursor
Fedix Shorts - 25 seconds - published 25 October 2026
Can an accountant dictate an email to a client instead of typing it?
Yes. One keyboard shortcut starts a recording in whichever app the accountant is working in, and the same shortcut stops it. The words are typed at the cursor, for example into an email. Voice input types what it heard and stops there, so the accountant reads the text before sending it.
Transcript
You need to email a client about a missing bank statement. Instead of typing, press one shortcut and just say it. Press it again, and your words land at the cursor, right in the email. It works the same in whichever app you're in. It types what it heard, and stops there. You read it before you send it. Try it free at home dot fedix dot ai.
The clients, names and files shown in the video are fictional. FediPilot prepares the work; the accountant reviews it.
Sources
- Fedix home page: The 14-day free trial offer and "Nothing is lodged without your approval."
- FediPilot recordings: One keyboard shortcut starts a recording in whichever app you are working in, and the same shortcut stops it. Your words are then typed at the cursor. You read the text before it goes anywhere: voice input types what it heard and stops there, and does not send the email.
Last reviewed 25 October 2026.
