A voice assistant for the work, not a writer that rewrites it.Dictate the brief, tighten the clause, ask what a passage means — your words kept exactly, your text never altered on a guess.
For legal work, the question is never just "can it write?" — it's "will it keep my words, and keep them in confidence?" Here is exactly how Saytomo answers that.
The Dictate key is reductive only — it removes the "um"s and false starts and nothing else. It never paraphrases, never adds a word, never translates. Your phrasing is your phrasing.
When you ask Ask to redline a selection, it replaces your clause only on an explicit signal. If the model is even slightly unsure, it degrades to an answer instead — it never overwrites a selection on a guess.
Ask a question about a clause — its risk, its meaning, what a term of art covers — and the answer streams into a floating panel beside your work. Your document is never modified.
Add party names, case captions, and terms of art to your personal dictionary once. Saytomo snaps spoken words to them with an exact, whole-word match — the details a generic model mangles.
Audio is processed in the moment and never stored. Transcripts aren't retained on our servers, nothing is used to train models, and the selected text you send with an Ask is used only for that one request. Every subprocessor is disclosed publicly.
Saytomo is not HIPAA-eligible and not SOC 2 certified. It is a drafting tool, not a compliance product, and not a substitute for professional review. You remain responsible for reviewing everything it produces.
Scroll through a working session — watch the right key step in at each turn, and watch what it never touches.
Speak the statement of facts at the speed you think it. Fillers drop away; your exact words stay. Party names, case captions, and terms of art snap to your personal dictionary — spelled right, every time, nothing added.
Select the clause, press Ask, and say "tighten this." The replacement lands in place — but only on an explicit signal. If the request is even slightly ambiguous, it degrades to an answer instead. It never destroys your selection on a guess.
Select a clause and ask "what's the risk to our client here?" A focused answer streams into a floating panel beside your document — Copy, Insert, or Close. Your text is never touched; this is a read, not an edit.
Highlight pages of deposition or a long recital and ask for the gist. The summary appears in the panel, grounded in exactly what you selected — again, leaving the source document untouched.
A client speaks in a mix of Chinese and English. Press Translate and turn it into clean English for the file in one step — and party names, brands, and dictionary terms are preserved, not translated.
Through all of it: audio is processed and discarded, transcripts aren't retained on our servers, nothing trains a model, and only the text you deliberately send with an Ask leaves the device. Every subprocessor is disclosed publicly.