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Built-in terms
SayFeather writes common jargon, brand names and spellings right on its own, such as JavaScript, n8n and e-mail. It does so on your computer, for free, also without a licence.
What it fixes
Speech recognition writes a term the way it sounds: “java script”, “n8 n”, “git hub”. SayFeather has large lists that turn these into the usual spelling, right after the speech is recognised: “java script” becomes “JavaScript”. The lists cover IT and software, marketing and business, apps, brands and companies, and a list for each of Dutch, English, German, French and Spanish.
Looking at the lists and changing them
These are the lists we think are good for you, but you may change them. Go to Text in Settings and open Built-in terms. Every list has a switch, and you can turn single terms off too. Restore defaults brings back one list, Restore all defaults brings back everything.
Only what you turn off is saved. New terms that come with an update are on.
A term you miss
Add it to your own word list: your own words always win over the built-in lists. See Your own words.
Stuck? Email [email protected].