What this is

You talk. It writes the note. The listening happens on this server, not on someone else's — and it can be taught the words your work actually uses.

What happens when you speak

Why domains matter

Speech recognisers fail on jargon in a particular way: they produce something that sounds right and is spelled wrong. A product name comes back as a near-homophone; a drug name becomes an everyday word.

Choosing a domain tells the system which words are likely here. In a dealership, “highlights” is probably “Hilux”. In a photo studio it is not. A single global word list cannot hold both preferences at once — which is why the vocabulary is per-domain rather than one big dictionary.

Corrections only apply where a word genuinely sounds like a domain term, and each one is listed under the note so you can see what changed.

This instance

Speech recognition	—
Note writing	—
Where your words go	—
Your recording	—
Longest recording	—