Oscar

Oscar is a voice-first dictation tool designed to streamline writing for individuals who frequently type. The platform listens to spoken input, processes it, and returns structured text tailored to the application in use. For example, messages intended for Slack are formatted to match Slack's style, code is transcribed as code, and letters are composed in an appropriate format for correspondence. This contextual awareness aims to ensure that dictated content fits seamlessly into different digital environments.

The tool offers three primary modes of operation. In its "Stream" mode, users can dictate text into any application by holding a specific keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Space), with Oscar directly inputting cleaned and formatted text into the current app, such as Slack, Notion, Cursor, Gmail, or even a terminal. The "Minutes" feature is designed for meetings, allowing users to record calls and have Oscar automatically capture and summarize key points, including decisions, actions, and follow-ups. The "Scribble" mode supports long-form voice notes, organizing spoken thoughts into structured summaries and highlighting important sections.

Oscar is delivered as a desktop application, which users can download and install. The service is provided by Samyak Arth Services Private Limited. Oscar is positioned as a dictation and voice-to-text solution for people who want to reduce manual typing and improve the efficiency of their written communication across various digital platforms.