For Developers
Dictation for Developers
Document code, write specs, and update tickets without leaving your IDE. Technical terminology recognized.
- Works in VS Code
- Technical terms
- Stay in flow
Free plan · Mac, Windows and Android · iOS coming soon
You say
In GitHub
Features
Built for Dev Workflows
Write docs, not code comments at 2am. Keep your hands on the keyboard for what matters.
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Code Documentation
Dictate README files, API docs, and inline comments while reviewing code. Documentation without context switching.
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Ticket Updates
Update Jira, Linear, GitHub issues without leaving your IDE. Detailed ticket descriptions, fast.
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Technical Terms
Oravo recognizes programming languages, frameworks, libraries, and technical vocabulary, and you can add your own identifiers to custom vocabulary.
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PR Descriptions
Write detailed pull request descriptions by voice. Explain your changes clearly without typing fatigue.
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Slack & Teams
Respond to messages, explain technical decisions, and collaborate with teammates without switching contexts.
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Spec Writing
Draft technical specifications, architecture docs, and design documents by speaking your thoughts.
Use cases
Developer Use Cases
See how engineers use Oravo to ship faster.
Code Reviews
Leave detailed review comments by voice. Explain your suggestions clearly without typing everything out.
You say
“nice cleanup, one thing, this effect re-runs on every render because options is a new object each time, maybe memo it or pull it out of the component”
In GitHub review
Nice cleanup! One thing: this effect re-runs on every render because `options` is a new object each time. Maybe memoize it, or move it out of the component?
Stay in flow
Explain the change while it's still in your head.
The best PR description is the one you write right after the fix, before the next ticket pulls you away. Press the hotkey, talk it through, and keep going.
In your editor
- Types wherever your cursor is: IDE, browser, terminal prompt
- Keeps identifiers like refreshToken() and issue numbers intact
- Custom vocabulary for your project's names
- Natural language in, Markdown-ready text out
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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. Add project-specific names to your custom vocabulary so they come out right every time.
Oravo is optimized for natural language documentation. For actual code, pair it with Copilot or use for comments, docs, and tickets.
No. You press a hotkey, speak, and the text lands where your cursor already is, so there is no app to switch to. Most of the time saved is the context switching around documentation tasks.
Ship faster
Ship Faster. Document Better.
Write docs, tickets and PR descriptions at speaking speed, and stay in flow.Works in your IDETechnical terms recognized2-minute setup