Code Documentation
Dictate README files, API docs, and inline comments while reviewing code. Documentation without context switching.
Document code, write specs, and update tickets without leaving your IDE. Technical terminology recognized.
Write docs, not code comments at 2am. Keep your hands on the keyboard for what matters.
Dictate README files, API docs, and inline comments while reviewing code. Documentation without context switching.
Update Jira, Linear, GitHub issues without leaving your IDE. Detailed ticket descriptions, fast.
Oravo recognizes programming languages, frameworks, libraries, and technical vocabulary. camelCase, snake_case, all recognized.
Write detailed pull request descriptions by voice. Explain your changes clearly without typing fatigue.
Respond to messages, explain technical decisions, and collaborate with teammates without switching contexts.
Draft technical specifications, architecture docs, and design documents by speaking your thoughts.
See how engineers use Oravo to ship faster.
Leave detailed review comments by voice. Explain your suggestions clearly without typing everything out.
Document requirements, acceptance criteria, and technical notes during planning sessions.
Describe reproduction steps, expected vs actual behavior, and technical details as you debug.
Write architecture decisions, runbooks, and onboarding docs at speaking speed.
Yes. Oravo works in VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Vim, Emacs—any editor with a text input. It types wherever your cursor is.
Yes. Oravo recognizes programming terms, framework names, library references, and common tech vocabulary. It learns your project-specific terms too.
Oravo is optimized for natural language documentation. For actual code, pair it with Copilot or use for comments, docs, and tickets.
No. Oravo runs locally and transcribes in real-time. Most developers find it saves context-switching time on documentation tasks.
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