A sales rep's day
20 to 50 prospects to follow up per day, 5 to 10 client calls, notes to log in the CRM after each, templates to personalize per deal. Typing eats 2 to 3 hours a day.

Follow-up emails and post-call notes in HubSpot, Salesforce, or Attio on macOS and Windows; client call transcription on macOS.
Dikton is voice dictation for sales reps, AEs, and AMs on macOS and Windows. Hit Alt+D (Option+D on Mac), speak, and the text pastes at the cursor — in Gmail, Outlook, HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio, Pipedrive, or any CRM. Create profiles per use: a 'follow-up' with a prompt that structures the email (intro / value / next step), a 'CRM notes' that summarizes as bullets, a 'post-call' that extracts action items. The personal dictionary keeps your prospect, account, and product names.
20 to 50 prospects to follow up per day, 5 to 10 client calls, notes to log in the CRM after each, templates to personalize per deal. Typing eats 2 to 3 hours a day.
Hit Alt+D (Option+D on Mac) in Gmail or Outlook, dictate the follow-up draft. The 'follow-up' profile applies your custom prompt (personalized intro, value recap, clear next step) before pasting. Personalize the prospect's name in two seconds — the personal dictionary knows it.
Off the call, open the record in HubSpot, Salesforce, or Attio, hit Alt+D (Option+D on Mac), dictate what happened in continuous flow. The 'CRM notes' profile summarizes as bullets: situation, blockers, next step, deal stage. Auto paste. Record up to date in 30 seconds.
On macOS, during the call (Zoom, Meet, Teams), Dikton transcribes system audio, separates speakers, delivers structured text. Copy, paste into Claude or ChatGPT to extract objections, buying signals, action items. Recap sent to the prospect right after.
Yes. Dikton types in any field — desktop or web. Click into the prospect record, hit Alt+D (Option+D on Mac), speak, the text pastes in the right place.
Create a 'follow-up' profile with a prompt that structures the email. Dictate the follow-up draft, the prospect by name, the value. The personal dictionary keeps the names — no spelling needed.
Yes, on macOS. During the call (Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex), Dikton records system audio and transcribes live, speakers separated. Paste the text into Claude to extract objections, action items, recap.
Processing goes through a secure cloud. Audio is processed, never stored — zero retention. Only anonymous analytics (no content) are kept.
Add account, prospect, and product names to the personal dictionary. Dikton then picks them up reliably, even foreign or uncommon names.
Free and open source. Bring your own keys — no card, no subscription.