Quick thoughts
Catch the idea before it disappears. Speak it once, keep the cleaned-up line in your notes app.
Voice typing for notes
Voice Typing for Notes That Organizes as You Speak
Capture quick thoughts, research notes, project updates, and action items without stopping to type everything cleanly the first time. Loqua keeps the useful version and leaves it in the app where your cursor already is.
Quick notes
Project notes
Action items
Project notes
Launch follow-up- Launch moves to Wednesday.
- Maya owns the announcement email.
- Design sends screenshots by Monday.
- Analytics review happens Friday.
Selected rewrite
Design: screenshots by Monday. Rewrite as a short action item for the weekly update.
Capture first. Organize immediately.
Notes should not interrupt the thing worth noting.
When you stop to type cleanly, you stop listening, reading, or thinking. Loqua lets you speak the rough note and gives you back a version you can scan later without doing the cleanup twice.
Spoken in the moment
What you sayLaunch is Tuesday, no Wednesday. Maya owns the email, design needs screenshots Monday, and check analytics Friday.
What stays on the page
Launch follow-up- Launch: Wednesday
- Maya: announcement email
- Design: screenshots by Monday
- Analytics review: Friday
One shortcut, different note jobs
Use the same voice workflow across the notes you already keep.
Research notes
While reading or reviewing, dictate observations without breaking your focus to type full sentences.
Project updates
Turn spoken recaps into owners, deadlines, and next steps your team can act on.
Follow-ups
Keep the useful part from a call or review session, then rewrite it into a short status update by voice.
Rewrite by voice
Clean the note without moving it into another tool.
Your note stays where it belongs. Select any part and speak the next instruction instead of copy-pasting it somewhere else for cleanup.
Turn this into action items.
Reshape a rough paragraph into owners, tasks, and deadlines that read like a proper follow-up.
Make this shorter and clearer.
Condense a spoken note without manually rewriting every sentence after the meeting ends.
Rewrite this as a professional update.
Move from private notes to something you can paste into Slack, email, or a project update.
Group these points by theme.
Use voice to turn a stream of observations into cleaner sections when the note is getting noisy.
Three steps
From spoken thought to usable note.
Place your cursor
Open the note, document, or text field where you want the note to land.
Press Fn and speak
Talk naturally. Correct yourself as you go instead of trying to dictate a perfect sentence.
Keep it or refine it
Leave the result in place, or select it and ask Loqua to shorten, restructure, or polish it by voice.
Use the note immediately
Turn the note into a task list, project recap, or follow-up message without leaving your current app.
Fast answers, cleaner notes.
A few practical questions people usually ask when they first try voice notes in a real workflow.
Use Loqua for quick thoughts, research notes, project updates, live meeting notes, follow-ups, and action lists. The useful pattern is any note that starts rough and needs to become clearer fast.
It can clean filler, keep corrections, and shape spoken points into clearer paragraphs, headings, bullets, and action items. The goal is not a raw transcript. The goal is a note you can use.
Yes. Select the text and speak the instruction, such as making it shorter, clearer, more professional, or structured as action items.
No. Notes are just the clearest example. The same workflow applies anywhere your cursor is active, including docs, project tools, chat boxes, and draft updates.
Yes. Loqua includes a 30-day Pro trial, so you can test a real notes workflow before deciding whether it should become part of your day.
The note is already in your head.
Capture it before the context disappears. Start with the notes workflow and decide from there where else voice should replace typing.
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