Voice typing on Bluesky that lands in 300 characters and sounds human
Short-form posts, replies, the place a particular kind of internet went after Twitter. mmumble is an AI voice keyboard for iPhone built for the brevity-plus-voice register Bluesky actually rewards, with niche proper nouns intact
Bluesky's reward function is brevity plus voice. You're trying to land a post in 300 characters that reads like a person, not a press release. Apple Dictation makes that hard in two ways: it punctuates like a press release, and it doesn't know any of the proper nouns that the Bluesky crowd uses. People in tech, people in design, niche bands, niche academics. The whole vibe of the platform is hard to dictate into without the transcriber actively working against you.
How mmumble handles Bluesky
mmumble preserves the way you punctuate (or don't), handles the niche proper nouns, and matches the short-form register. You can post the thing you thought of while walking instead of waiting to get home to your laptop.
Post 3x faster on glass
300 characters is short. Voice typing makes posting it instant
iPhone keyboard50 wpm
the move from twitter to bluesky for some people and threads for others has been the most interesting fragmentation of an online culture i can remember. you can tell which people moved for which reasons by the type of post they make now, the people who came here for the lower temperature post differently than the ones who came for the technical curiosity differently than the ones who came because they thought twitter would die. the platform itself is shaped by which mix is loudest in the early months and i don't think anyone knows what bluesky becomes by next year · the move from twitter to bluesky for some people and threads for others has been the most interesting fragmentation of an online culture i can remember. you can tell which people moved for which reasons by the type of post they make now, the people who came here for the lower temperature post differently than the ones who came for the technical curiosity differently than the ones who came because they thought twitter would die. the platform itself is shaped by which mix is loudest in the early months and i don't think anyone knows what bluesky becomes by next year ·
mmumble150 wpm
the move from twitter to bluesky for some people and threads for others has been the most interesting fragmentation of an online culture i can remember. you can tell which people moved for which reasons by the type of post they make now, the people who came here for the lower temperature post differently than the ones who came for the technical curiosity differently than the ones who came because they thought twitter would die. the platform itself is shaped by which mix is loudest in the early months and i don't think anyone knows what bluesky becomes by next year · the move from twitter to bluesky for some people and threads for others has been the most interesting fragmentation of an online culture i can remember. you can tell which people moved for which reasons by the type of post they make now, the people who came here for the lower temperature post differently than the ones who came for the technical curiosity differently than the ones who came because they thought twitter would die. the platform itself is shaped by which mix is loudest in the early months and i don't think anyone knows what bluesky becomes by next year ·
