Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
SayMath turns spoken math into editable equations
A Mac dictation app that turns spoken equations and ordinary speech into text or math formatted for the app you’re using.
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- Students writing equations in Mac-based coursework
- Worth noticing
- The beta is a 4.8 MB download for macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon; setup instructions include signing in.
Field notes
The workflow uses the right Option key as a push-to-talk control, with a double-tap mode for longer, hands-free notes. The page distinguishes outputs by destination: equation-editor formats in Docs and Word, LaTeX in several coursework platforms, and readable math in messages and notes. Its listed requirements are macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon; the installer is 4.8 MB and the release is labeled Beta 0.2.
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