Destination-aware cleanup
Apply different treatment when words are headed to a person, a document, or an AI agent.
Foil is a Mac dictation workspace built around context. It can polish language for people, preserve direct intent for agents, and apply different cleanup behavior depending on the destination app.
Destination detected
Words shaped for the app in front of you.
A configurable transcription and cleanup route keeps the spoken intent appropriate for its destination.
The job
Most dictation tools treat every text field the same. A message to a colleague, a document paragraph, and an instruction to an agent have different needs—but generic transcription flattens them into one style.
The approach
Foil makes the destination part of the workflow. Users can shape app-specific cleanup and decide where transcription and processing run, including provider-backed and local-compatible routes.
The distinction
It is less a universal microphone button than a configurable layer between spoken intent and the software receiving it.
How it helps
Apply different treatment when words are headed to a person, a document, or an AI agent.
Choose where audio is transcribed and where text cleanup runs instead of accepting a single fixed pipeline.
Keep dictation close at hand from the menu bar and insert text where work is already happening.
Follow releases, reliability work, and setup guidance through the public GitHub project.
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