July 21, 2026
Voice Snippets: Say a Trigger Phrase, Get a Full Block of Text
Some things get typed identically, over and over — a mailing address, a standard reply, a signature block, a disclaimer. Dictating the whole thing every time is wasted effort. Writhere's voice snippets fix that with a spoken trigger.
Quick answer
Set up a trigger phrase once, tied to a block of text. Say the trigger while dictating, and Writhere types the full saved block — instead of you dictating the same paragraph again from scratch.
How it works
- — Create a snippet: a trigger phrase and the text it should expand to.
- — While dictating normally, say the trigger phrase.
- — Writhere recognizes it and types the full saved block in that spot.
What people actually use this for
- — Addresses and contact details that get typed into forms repeatedly.
- — Email signatures and standard sign-offs.
- — Boilerplate replies to common questions.
- — Disclaimers or legal language that has to be worded exactly right every time.
Why this stays part of dictation instead of a separate text-expander
Text expanders exist and work fine, but they're one more app, one more thing to configure and remember to trigger. Snippets live inside the same dictation flow you're already using, triggered the same way everything else is — by talking.
The bottom line
Say it once to set it up. After that, the trigger phrase does the typing for you, every time.