Observed arrival · 2026-10-31
ComFlow turns Windows dictation into an editing workflow
A Windows utility that transcribes speech into apps and applies cleanup, formatting, and spoken editing commands on the PC.
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- Windows users who dictate across apps
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- Commands include “scratch everything,” spoken punctuation, replacement edits, and writing modes that can vary by app.
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The workflow is keyboard-led: hold Ctrl+Win to dictate, release to insert, and use Esc to cancel. The page describes phrase-by-phrase cleanup during pauses and commands for deleting or replacing text, alongside writing modes that can vary by app. It also says the tool can fall back to copying text when an app will not accept typed input. The site reports a 15-minute limit for a single dictation.
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