Lexi: write well by talking
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What it does
Lexi is a keyboard that allows you to use AI and voice commands in any app to craft your text. It uses Whisper for dictation, and GPT-4 to edit. Features include: - Multi-lingual dictation - One-tap rewrites - Custom voice GPT edits - Sandbox for iteration
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