Gmail, Outlook, Docs, Notion
Draft replies, memos, notes, launch updates, and edits without moving your work into a separate dictation screen.
Integrations
Works where your cursor already is.
Peanut is a desktop layer, not another writing destination. Use global shortcuts to dictate into normal text fields, read selected text aloud, and reuse snippets across the apps where work already happens.
No new editor to adopt
Speak into email, docs, chat, browsers, tickets, and internal tools.
Selection-based listening
Highlight text in the active app, then read it back with Peanut.
Fallback-friendly
If an app blocks automatic paste, Peanut keeps manual paste and copy workflows available.
Slack, Discord, Teams
Capture quick replies, longer explanations, handoffs, and status updates while the conversation is still in front of you.
Cursor, GitHub, Linear, Jira
Speak prompts, issue updates, PR notes, QA findings, code review comments, and implementation plans into the tools builders use every day.
HubSpot, Intercom, Zendesk
Reuse snippets, listen through long threads, and dictate thoughtful customer replies without turning every answer into a macro.
Web apps and internal tools
Peanut follows the active text field, which makes it useful for the custom tools and admin screens that never get native voice features.
Specs, docs, threads, drafts
Use read-aloud when the job is review, comprehension, or focus instead of more typing.
What Peanut does in other apps
Workflow
How it works
Best places to use it
Dictate into a field
Press the shortcut, speak, and paste the cleaned result into the active field.
Email, chat, docs, tickets, prompts, comments, forms
Read selected text
Select text in the active app and let Peanut read it back with voice and speed controls.
Specs, long threads, legal copy, research, release notes
Expand snippets
Trigger saved text for repeated links, caveats, signatures, intros, and support answers.
Sales outreach, support replies, recruiting, scheduling, internal updates
Translate and paste
Move selected or spoken text through a translation workflow without opening another utility.
Customer replies, multilingual docs, travel, international teammates
Peanut is strongest when the app already has the context.
Instead of forcing every thought through a standalone recorder, Peanut lets you speak, listen, and reuse text in the place where the next action happens.