OgmaWho is it for?
People who want to move from spoken thoughts to useful written text while retaining control of the final wording.
The problem worth solving.
Dictation captures words, but a first transcript is not always the message someone wants to send. A useful interface needs to make revision clear and give the person an easy way back.
The prototype so far.
Ogma explores a transcript-to-rewrite flow through an Android keyboard and a supporting gateway. The prototype includes text replacement, undo, and language gating as parts of the interaction.
The details make the difference.
Separate capture from intent
A transcript and a rewritten message serve different purposes. Making that distinction visible helps a person evaluate the result.
Make replacement reversible
Undo is part of the primary workflow, so a revision does not have to become a commitment.
Respect language context
Language gating is an explicit part of the prototype, rather than assuming every input belongs to the same language.
Work in progress — paused
Development is paused. Ogma remains a work in progress in our portfolio, with no public release or restart date announced.
This page documents the prototype and its design direction. You can contact the studio about related ideas.
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