Voice snippets
Voice snippets are saved pieces of text you can say into any app on your Mac. Add a trigger like "my email" and what it expands into in Speechy's Settings, Dictionary. Then say "insert my email" while you dictate and Speechy writes the saved text.
How to use Voice snippets
Add a snippet
Settings, Dictionary, Voice snippets.
Say "insert" and the trigger
Anywhere in a dictation.
It's written out
The saved text goes in where you said it.
What you say, what it types
Gmail
You say
“you can reach me at insert my email”
It types
You can reach me at jay@speechy.app
Slack
You say
“here's the call link insert zoom link”
It types
Here's the call link https://zoom.us/j/1234567890
Any form
You say
“insert my address”
It types
12 Harbour Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Questions
Yes. A trigger on its own never fires, so saying "my email" in a sentence stays as words.
No. Any case works, and a full stop after the trigger is dropped.
No. Each trigger is unique, ignoring case.