MosMos NEW

MosMos converts spoken words to text in real time, enabling voice-to-text input across apps via a single shortcut. It applies context-aware refinement with selectable levels (Basic, Standard, Advanced) to preserve or rewrite voice input for clarity. The app retains user-defined keywords and names to improve recognition and keep proper nouns intact. For meetings it produces continuous transcription with speaker identification, extracts summaries, key takeaways, and to-do items. Transcripts and summaries are pasted into the active text field or saved locally for later review. MosMos supports in-app use for chats, emails, documents, and terminals and includes a recording mode for longer sessions.

Key Features

• Real-time speech-to-text across apps via a single shortcut
• Context-aware refinement with selectable levels (Basic, Standard, Advanced) to preserve or rewrite voice input
• Retention of user-defined keywords and names to improve recognition and preserve proper nouns
• Continuous meeting transcription with speaker identification and automatic extraction of summaries, key takeaways, and to-do items
• Outputs pasted into the active text field or saved locally; supports in-app use (chats, emails, documents, terminals) and a recording mode for longer sessions

Use Cases

• Transcribe meetings in real time with MosMos using a single shortcut, get speaker-identified transcripts with automated summaries, key takeaways and to-dos, and save locally for secure record-keeping
• Dictate emails, reports and documents across any app with MosMos system-wide voice typing, preserve user-defined names/keywords and apply context-aware refinement levels for high accuracy without manual correction
• Record interviews and client calls with MosMos to produce timestamped, keyword-preserving transcripts, automatically extract meeting summaries and follow-up action items, and export or store locally for compliance and easy search

Who is it for?

• Busy professionals
• Meeting hosts and participants
• Remote workers and distributed teams
• Administrative assistants and note-takers
• Writers and content creators
• Journalists and interviewers
• Podcasters and audio producers
• Students and researchers
• Developers and engineers (terminal users)
• Customer support and sales teams
• People with speech or mobility disabilities
• Productivity-focused multitaskers