Use case · Product managers
Dictation for product managers
Product managers use Utter to speak tickets, specs, meeting notes and status updates straight into Linear, Notion or Slack, with the tone set for each app.
Examples
What you say, and what Utter types
Hold the key, talk the way you talk, let go. These are the kinds of takes that come up every day.
Notes right after a meeting
NOTION · NOTES STYLEdecisions um we're shipping the export on the 14th laura owns the docs and uh mark checks the pricing copy
Utter typesDecisions: we're shipping the export on the 14th. Laura owns the docs, and Mark checks the pricing copy.
Utter doesn't record meetings. Hold the key after the call and say what was decided.
Tickets
LINEAR · NOTES STYLEbug uh the csv export drops the last row when the file has more than a thousand rows
Utter typesBug: the CSV export drops the last row when the file has more than a thousand rows.
Status updates
SLACK · CHAT STYLEquick update the beta is out to twenty teams um feedback so far is mostly about onboarding
Utter typesQuick update: the beta is out to twenty teams. Feedback so far is mostly about onboarding.
Spec drafts
DOCS · NOTES STYLEthe goal is to let admins um export every workspace at once instead of one at a time
Utter typesThe goal is to let admins export every workspace at once instead of one at a time.
Features
Which parts of Utter help
A style for each app
Structured in Linear and Notion, short in Slack, formal in Mail.
Custom words
Feature names, customer names and team jargon are spelled your way.
Snippets
Say “update template” to drop in the outline you use every week.
History of every take
Find what you said yesterday, with the raw and cleaned text side by side.
Time saved
How much time does it save?
At 900 words a day of tickets, notes and updates, typing at 40 words a minute and speaking at 150, dictation saves about 17 minutes a day, or about 66 hours a year. Those numbers are assumptions. Change them below.
Saved time = words ÷ typing speed − words ÷ speaking speed. We count 5 working days a week and 48 weeks a year, and round to two figures. The defaults are assumptions, not measurements: put in your own. Time spent thinking about what to write stays the same either way.
FAQ
Questions
Does Utter record or transcribe meetings?
No. Utter listens only while you hold its key, or after you double-press it for hands-free. Use it to dictate your own notes once the meeting ends.
Does it work in Linear, Notion and Jira?
Utter types wherever your cursor is, in desktop apps and in the browser.
Is it safe for confidential roadmap notes?
Speech recognition and cleanup run on your computer, so what you say stays there. Text goes to a provider only if you give a style your own API key.
Try it on your own work.
Free for 2,000 words a week, with no account needed.