CODING · WINDOWS AND MAC

Voice to text for Claude Code.

Coding agents work best with a full description of the problem, which is the part nobody wants to type. Say it instead. Vokalu recognizes the agent in your terminal and writes the instruction with every file name and identifier intact.

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WHAT YOU SAY

The checkout page loses the delivery date when you go back from payment. Look at checkout state dot ts first. Keep the date when navigating back but clear it if the cart changes, and write a test for that

WHAT VOKALU TYPES IN CLAUDE CODE

The checkout page loses the delivery date when you go back from payment. Look at checkoutState.ts first. Keep the date when navigating back, but clear it if the cart changes, and write a test for that.

With Dictate + Format. Your words, cleaned up and laid out for Claude Code.

Illustrative example, not a recorded customer result.

Click where you’d type in Claude Code

Vokalu types wherever your cursor is: a message box, a prompt, a document, a comment.

Hold the shortcut and talk

Hold Ctrl + Win on Windows or Control + Option on Mac. Correct yourself as you go (“no wait, Friday”); Vokalu keeps only what you meant.

Let go, then read it once

The text appears in Claude Code, formatted for it. Check names, numbers and dates before you send anything.

What Vokalu does in Claude Code

When a coding agent runs in a terminal tab, Vokalu treats the text as a prompt for it: clear instructions in your words, with technical terms, file names and code identifiers kept exactly as you said them.

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Aider are recognized from the terminal tab’s title in Windows Terminal, PowerShell, Command Prompt, WSL, the VS Code and Cursor terminals, and Terminal, iTerm, Ghostty, Warp, WezTerm, kitty and Alacritty on Mac.

Questions worth asking

Which coding agents are recognized?

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Aider, from the terminal tab title. Other tools still work; they just get the plain code-editor formatting.

Does Vokalu run commands?

No. It only types text. Nothing runs until you press Enter.