Stay with the thought.

Software for dictation, language practice, and voice conversation—designed to keep pace with the person using it.

Independent software studio

The work

Language should move at the speed of the idea.

Macchiato Labs builds focused tools for the moments when speaking, practising, and being understood still feel harder than they should.

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01 — PresscribeMultilingual dictation

Speak it while it’s fresh.

Presscribe lets your voice travel straight into the work in front of you. Hold to speak, release to write, then keep moving before the thought cools.

For: Writing, messages, notes, and ideas
Experience: Fast, focused, multilingual dictation on Mac

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02 — EchoformPronunciation practice

Practise the words that matter.

Bring the phrases and passages you want to make your own. Listen closely, repeat naturally, and use clear feedback to make every attempt more precise.

For: Pronunciation, rhythm, and speaking confidence
Experience: Your own material, shaped into deliberate practice

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03 — AuralisVoice conversation

Rehearse before it matters.

Explore ideas, languages, and difficult exchanges through responsive voice conversations. Try another angle, find the words, and jump back in whenever you are ready.

For: Conversation practice, role-play, and reflection
Experience: Distinct voices with room to interrupt and respond

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The studio

The interface should go quiet at exactly the right moment.

We start with one stubborn interruption, design the most natural response, and keep everything else out of the way.

How Macchiato Labs works

Also from the studio

Study Launcher

A personal browser workspace for returning to language practice without rebuilding the routine.

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