Sayso: Say It Your Way

Sayso's work example turns a rushed refusal into a reply that sets a boundary and offers another way to help. The product's focus is that small writing task: give it what you mean, choose a tone and language, then inspect the suggested reply.

Reply mode accepts spoken or typed input along with a selected scene, tone and contact context. That could help with a message whose meaning is clear but whose wording needs care. Check the names, commitments and dates before sending a suggestion; a fluent rewrite can still change what you intended.

Dictation mode is advertised as transcription without polishing. It keeps a message you’ve already worded separate from a prompt asking for a rewrite. Q&A mode offers an inline answer, and the companion app manages settings and reusable context.

The iPhone listing requires iOS 16 or later. It advertises limited free replies and paid Pro options. Check the current in-app allowances when choosing a plan; the public pages describe some paid limits differently. Android is currently marked coming soon.

The policy says AI generation needs the iOS keyboard's Allow Full Access permission to reach its servers. It describes sending dictated audio for transcription, then sending text and selected context to AI providers. It also states that transcripts and generated text may be retained for up to 30 days.

Those disclosures qualify the homepage's device-local privacy language. Choose the material you provide with that processing in mind. This first look did not install the keyboard, test transcription or send a message.