Lattiva
Say it once.
It's written.
Speak into any app and get clean, finished text in your style — in 100+ languages, with no cleanup afterward.
Free forever tier. No card.
so um can you let marcus know that the the audit is moving to — sorry not moving, it's staying on the 14th but the the documents won't be ready till like wednesday I think, and uh tell him I'll send the the summary when I have it ok thanks
The gap
Getting words on the screen was never the hard part.
The hard part is everything after. Cleaning up what the transcript got wrong. Rewriting the same paragraph you've already written five times this month. Saying it in a language you think slower in. Lattiva covers that whole gap — from the thought to the message that's ready to send.
- faster than typing, measured on your own writing
- PLACEHOLDERmeasured speaking-vs-typing multiplier from own benchmark
- languages in, any language out
- 100+
How it works
One key. Three ways to write.
Dictation
Speak. It's written.
Ramble, stop, start over, change your mind halfway through. Lattiva writes what you meant, not the noise you made getting there. Punctuation, paragraphs, lists and tone all handled before the text lands.
More on DictationScribe
Describe the message. Get the message.
You're already pasting rough thoughts into a chat window and copying the answer back. Scribe skips the round trip. Say what you want to convey and to whom — it reads what's on screen, writes it in your style, and puts it where your cursor already is.
More on Scribe- Turns a one-sentence intention into a complete draft
- Reads the thread you're replying to before it writes
- Writes in any language, whatever language you spoke
- Sounds like you, because it learns from how you actually write
Snippets
Text that fills itself in.
Every tool lets you save a phrase. Lattiva snippets go further: they can pull in whatever is true at the moment you insert them. Your current booking link. Today's rate. Another snippet inside this one. You say the trigger; the finished text lands assembled.
More on SnippetsThanks for the note — happy to talk it through. Here's my calendar: {booking link}. For reference, today's rate is {EUR/USD}, and my standard terms are below.
{terms snippet}
Thanks for the note — happy to talk it through. Here's my calendar: {booking link}. For reference, today's rate is {EUR/USD}, and my standard terms are below.
{terms snippet}Static snippets
The paragraphs you send weekly — your bio, your terms, your onboarding steps. Write them once, insert them in a word.
Dynamic snippets
A snippet that ends with “here's my calendar” shouldn't contain a link you have to keep updating. Dynamic snippets read live sources at insertion time, so the text is right every time you send it.
Nested snippets
Build big blocks from small ones. Change a detail in one place and every snippet that uses it updates.
Dictate and translate
Think in one language, write in another. Say it your way, send it theirs.
Also in the box
Everything else you'd expect, done properly.
Your dictionary
Client names, product codes, acronyms, internal jargon — spelled right every time.
Voice commands
“New paragraph”, “make that a list”, “delete the last sentence”. Say it, don't type it.
Voice snippets
Speak a short trigger, get a long block of text.
Style profiles
Set a different voice per app. Formal in your inbox, loose in chat.
Notes
Anything you capture is kept, searchable, and ready to reuse.
100+ languages
Speak any of them. Switch mid-day without changing a setting.
EnglishEspañolDeutschPolskiFrançaisPortuguês日本語
हिन्दीTürkçeItaliano한국어УкраїнськаNederlandsTiếng Việt
Stats
Words written, time saved, where you write most.
For teams
One vocabulary. One snippet library. Everyone.
The moment a second person on your team installs it, they hit the same wall: re-entering the same client names, rebuilding the same templates. Lattiva for Teams makes them shared. One person sets it up, everyone writes accurately from day one.
- Shared dictionary — every name, code and acronym your company uses
- Shared snippets — one approved version of the text everyone sends
- Shared notes — the reference material the team writes from
- Central billing and seat management
- PLACEHOLDERdata policy, in one plain sentence: what is transmitted
- PLACEHOLDERdata policy, in one plain sentence: what is retained, and for how long
- PLACEHOLDERdata policy, in one plain sentence: whether recordings are used to improve models
- PLACEHOLDERdata policy, in one plain sentence: how to opt out
Straight answers.
