Dictate in Google Docs on your Mac, and find your Docs by voice
Hold Fn and speak into any Google Doc: Speechy types it, transcribed on your Mac. Connect Google Drive and find, read and share your Docs, Sheets and files from anywhere.
Dictate into Google Docs
Click into a Doc, hold Fn and speak. Say a list and Speechy writes it as one.
You say“we need three things: a budget, a timeline, and an owner”
Speechy typesWe need three things:
- A budget
- A timeline
- An owner

Find your Docs by voice
Press ⌥⇧Space from any app and ask. Speechy searches Google Drive by name and content and shows the files in the notch. Sharing shows who gets access first.
Try saying
- Find the Figma invoice from September
Asking sends your question as text to the AI that answers it. Your voice recording stays on your Mac.
What Speechy can do in Google Docs
You choose for each one: Always, Ask first (it shows in the notch before it runs) or Never.
- Find filesSearch names and contentsAlways
- Read filesOpen a file to answer youAlways
- ShareShows who gets access firstAsk first
Speechy reaches your Google Docs through its Google Drive integration.
Set up Google Docs in three steps
- Download SpeechyFor Macs with Apple silicon and macOS 14 or later.
- Turn on Google DriveIn Integrations, sign in with Google once, in your browser.
- AskPress ⌥⇧Space and try “Find the Figma invoice from September”
More integrations
Say it. Speechy writes it.
Hold Fn, speak, and clean text lands in any app on your Mac.
