Click the microphone in any chat - the one beside your draft too - or in the toolbar when you write a note, a todo or a comment, and say what you want; your words appear as you speak, for you to check and send or save.
Some instructions are quicker said than typed: the clause you want tightened, the five points for a letter, what the client told you on the way out. Click the microphone and say it. Squire™ writes your words into the box as you speak, and nothing is sent or saved until you have read it and pressed send or save.
Click the microphone
It is in the message box of every chat - a matter's chat, your own research, and the chat beside a draft - in the editor's toolbar when you write a note, a todo's description or a comment on a todo or note, and in a draft's comment and reply boxes. The first time, your browser asks to use the microphone.
Speak
Your words appear at the cursor as you talk, corrected as more is heard. Type at the same time if you like - dictation carries on from wherever the cursor is.
Stop, check, send
Click the microphone again to stop. Fix any word it misheard, then send the message, or save the note or comment, as you would a typed one - in a draft's chat, Squire makes the change you asked for in the draft.
English only for now. Dictation writes into message, note, todo and comment boxes, not straight into the draft itself.
Have a recording of a consultation or a call? Transcribe it on the matter.
More in the FAQ: dictation and who hears the audio.
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