Aqua Voice is fast AI dictation. Fasrad gives you the same hold-and-speak flow — punctuated, shaped, names spelled right — and the words can become the email sent or the task created, not just text on a page.
Aqua Voice gives you fast, clean dictation and ends at the transcript. Fasrad clears the same speed bar — Whisper transcription, AI cleanup — then keeps going: it shapes the words into an email or a list, spells your contacts' names right, and lets the sentence become something your assistant does. Same speed in; a lot more on the way out.
Aqua Voice does one thing well: speak and get fast, AI-cleaned text. That's the baseline now, and Fasrad clears it — hold a key in any browser tab, talk, release, and Whisper-transcribed, punctuated text lands in whatever field had focus. The difference is what the text is connected to. Aqua's transcript is the finished product. Fasrad's is one move of an assistant that knows your contacts, can shape the words into an email or a list, and can take the next step on its own.
What you get past the transcript:
Honest scope: like Aqua, Fasrad's Voice is about turning speech into clean text fast — but it lands that text in browser fields (Gmail, Docs, your CRM, a form, a chat), not into native desktop apps. If your writing happens in a browser, that's exactly where it works.
Aqua Voice ends at a clean transcript. Fasrad starts there — shaping the words, spelling your people right, and letting the sentence become something your assistant does. Same speed in; a lot more on the way out.
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Install the free Scanner browser extension, allow the mic once, then hold the dictation chord (left Ctrl + Shift) in any tab, speak, and release. Whisper transcribes, a cleanup pass punctuates and shapes it, and the text lands in whatever field had focus.
It clears the same bar: fast Whisper transcription plus an AI cleanup pass that fixes punctuation and capitalization and strips "um / uh" and false starts. The text comes back ready to send, not a raw dump.
It formats. The cleanup pass detects whether you meant an email (with greeting and signoff), a short message, bullets, or a paragraph, and shapes it — without ever paraphrasing or adding words you didn't say.
Your CRM contact names and your agent's name are fed to the transcriber as a vocabulary hint, so the proper nouns you use come back spelled correctly instead of mangled into common words.
The same hold-to-speak handle opens your assistant, so a spoken sentence can become an action — an email drafted and sent, a note filed, a task created — not just text pasted into a box.
No — it lands text in any field in the browser. If your email, docs, CRM, and chat live in browser tabs (most do), that's exactly where it works. Native-app dictation is out of scope.
No. Voice is part of Fasrad — one feature of the assistant you're already using, not a standalone dictation subscription.