Cut Typing Time In Half With AI Voice Commands (Typeless Tutorial)

Go to Typeless (https://www.typeless.com/) and download the desktop app.

Complete the tutorial and set up the two shortcuts you will use most:

• Ask Anything, for research, search, and opening pages.
• Dictation, for writing into the current text field.

Pro tip: Make sure the keyboard shortcuts do not conflict with other apps.

Open Notes or Google Docs and test one sentence:

We need a 30-day report on our social media accounts by the end of the week.

If the sentence lands in the right place, your microphone, cursor, and shortcut are working.

Before using Typeless heavily, check the plan fit. As of June 22, 2026, the Typeless pricing page (https://www.typeless.com/pricing) lists:

• Free: 8,000 words per week, standard accuracy, standard high-demand access, and core features like cleanup, Translate, Ask Anything, personalized writing style, app-specific tones, and Whisper mode.
• Pro: $12 per member per month when billed yearly, or $30 monthly, with unlimited words, enhanced accuracy, priority access, team management, prioritized feature requests, and early access.

Check the live pricing page before subscribing, because plan details can change.

Use Ask Anything to research the topic you want to write about.

Try:

What are some recent trends in consumer AI use cases that I could use to draft an interesting tweet?

If the answer is too broad, tighten the search:

Search Google for the hottest [TOPIC] trends in [MONTH YEAR].

Pick one clear angle before you draft.

In our test, the best angle came from an article about how people are actually using AI:

• research
• emotional support
• work help
• personal productivity
• bottom-up habits inside companies

Open a useful article and select the relevant text.

Then ask Typeless:

Summarize this text.

To turn the summary into a draft format, use:

Rewrite the selected text as an X thread.

You can swap the format:

• Rewrite the selected text as a short email.
• Rewrite the selected text as three bullets for a project update.
• Rewrite the selected text as a prompt I can paste into ChatGPT.

Pro tip: Select the text first so Typeless knows exactly what to summarize.

Keep commands small:

• Summarize the selected text.
• Move the summary where you want to work.
• Rewrite it in the format you need.
• Open the final destination separately.

Use Ask Anything to open the place where the final message should go.

For a social post:

Open x.com and open a new tweet.

For email:

Open Gmail and start a new email.

For a document:

Open a new Google Doc.

You may still need to click once or confirm the right field.

Before dictating, make sure your cursor is in the draft. If your cursor is in the browser address bar, Typeless can put the text there instead.

Put your cursor in the draft and talk through the message like you would explain it to a coworker.

For example:

Here are the three most interesting things Harvard Business Review found for 2026.
First, AI slop and cognitive decline are becoming a concern as people over-rely on AI.
Second, emotional support, therapy, companionship, and relationship advice have become top AI use cases.
Third, AI at work is growing from the bottom up, with individuals using tools before companies formally roll them out.

Typeless can clean up rough speech and corrections.

Try this:

We need a 90-day report, no actually a 30-day report, on our social media accounts by the end of the week.

Typeless should write the final ask as a 30-day report.

You can also speak a list naturally:

There are three teams working on the account: Mike's team, April's team, and Sean's team.

Typeless can format that as a list instead of one long sentence.

Pro tip: If you make a mistake while dictating, correct yourself naturally. Typeless's AI will understand the correction and only write your final idea.

Review the draft before sending or publishing. Check names, numbers, links, and any claims that came from research.