Keyboard
Core use without a pointer
Desktop dictation starts and ends with a keyboard shortcut. Site navigation, buttons, tabs, disclosures, and account actions are intended to remain keyboard operable with visible focus.
Nokie is designed for keyboard-led use, readable product states, and system-controlled permissions. This page records the current accessibility scope and the route for reporting a problem.
Desktop dictation starts and ends with a keyboard shortcut. Site navigation, buttons, tabs, disclosures, and account actions are intended to remain keyboard operable with visible focus.
Ready, listening, processing, and completion states use text labels in addition to visual treatment. Decorative motion respects the operating system’s reduced-motion preference.
Microphone, speech recognition, Automation, and Accessibility permissions remain under the operating system’s controls. Secure fields are not appropriate dictation targets.
| Voice recognition | Recognition accuracy can vary by speaker, environment, microphone, and language. Launch support is English-first. |
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| Target applications | Not every application or custom text field exposes the same insertion behavior. The transcript remains available for manual paste when automatic insertion is unavailable. |
| Website media | Product demonstrations are supplemental. Essential product, privacy, plan, and support information remains available as text. |
| Report a barrier | Email support@nokie.app with the page or app state, device, operating-system version, assistive technology, and the action you were trying to complete. |