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Handler turns speech into text on Windows. Use Raw dictation for your words, Polish for clearer phrasing, or Transform by voice to change copied text with a spoken instruction.
Windows alpha · Raw dictation · Polish · Transform by voice
Summaries are experimental. Agent cards are planned for later releases; advanced automation is outside this first release.
Beyond the first release
Illustrations of the wider product direction.
A YouTube link. A wall of text. A question. An error message. Handler knows what each one is and what it's for, before you've written a single prompt.
A configurable rules manager is planned. The illustration shows how tone, allowed sources and approval boundaries could be reviewed; this alpha does not expose that manager.
Choose an available text transformation. Rule-based workflow automation is planned.
Planned behavior: review the steps, tools and destinations before approving a plan. This illustration shows the approval concept; it does not run an agent.
The planned execution view keeps the approved steps and their progress visible. It is a prepared illustration, not released automation.
Watch a prepared progress sequence.Planned automation view: the prepared animation shows a visible run with pause and cancel controls. This alpha does not execute agent plans.
Copy a sample, choose a workflow, then paste it here to try a prepared example. No install or account needed.
John Smith · 42 Main Street, Springfield, 00000 · (555) 555-0142 · john.smith@example.com
The wheel appears at your cursor. Click a workflow, then paste the sample in the next field. Or choose from this keyboard-friendly list.
Only the selected example is accepted. Pasted text stays in this page; nothing is sent to a model.
These are prepared examples, not live AI responses. Broader summary and automation examples are experimental or planned; they are not the accepted Windows alpha scope. Processing uses your chosen local model or hosted provider. Hosted providers receive task content. Form examples use fictional details.
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Some templates are experimental and others are planned. The supported Windows alpha starts with Raw dictation, Polish and Transform by voice.
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Typos and grammar, fixed.
Rough text in, polished out.
Ask a question and read the answer.
The five-line version of anything.
The cause and the fix, in plain English.
Every line, explained.
Same code, another language.
Paste the diff, get the message.
Title, repro, severity, ready to file.
Resolve corrected dates, identify commitments, and keep open questions visible.
From your notes, in your voice.
No, without burning the bridge.
Drafted for your approval.
The traps, in plain English.
Your experience, matched to the posting.
How it was meant, in their language.
Ask in English, get the answer.
Dedupe, fix dates, reformat.
A clean renaming scheme.
Dates and places, formatted.
The list, by aisle.
One word, your whole day.
Speak, get clean text.
Three options, one briefing.
The numbers, explained.
Every field, decoded.
You choose what to process. The alpha centers on Raw dictation, Polish, and Transform by voice. Review results before using them; recovery and history can keep local content.
What Clippy should have been, without the nagging.
AgentDeck is a separate app. Its own alpha readiness, JUC account setup and free-alpha integration are being prepared. It is not included in the Handler installer. Release details and downloads will be announced separately.
Hosted access is free during the alpha. Paid hosting plans are future proposals; any later availability and terms will be published separately.
Speech recognition runs locally. Audio and text may persist in local recovery and history. Optional Polish and Transform send submitted text to JUC or your configured provider. Audio stays local unless you explicitly submit it. Enabled experimental summary and project features can send selected text and project context to the approved service.
Raw dictation uses the local speech runtime. Polish and Transform by voice use the text provider you choose. Local processing and hosted processing are different choices; local recovery files can remain after a request completes.
Spoken draft controls are available. Say your command phrase, then pause, resume, finish, cancel, new line, new paragraph, copy current draft, delete the last sentence, or undo that draft edit. Find the complete examples in Wake phrase settings. Translation and rephrasing change only Handler’s Overlay draft and require your selected text provider to be ready. For example, say “hey handler translate all of this to French.” Already typed Live words are not rewritten. Wake activation is optional. Voice-agent commands, screen automation, agent cards, and companion control belong to later releases; the prepared illustrations show product direction.
The first release is a Windows alpha. Linux distribution and macOS are separate release journeys; they are not included in this Windows download.
Source availability is planned. Source will not be available during alpha. A future source release and its terms will be announced separately.
Hosted access is free during the alpha. Alpha access and future hosting plans.
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* Alpha access is free through December 31, 2026. Beta pricing is planned and is not active; no paid subscription starts automatically.