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Cosso for software and IT

Tickets, standups and incident notes,
dictated while you still have the context.

Say the ticket, the PR description or the chat reply and Cosso types it where your cursor is. It knows the names of tools and frameworks, so "post gress" becomes PostgreSQL and "versel" becomes Vercel.

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software terms
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median AI edit in our tests
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What you said0:17

hi priya um quick update the deploy to production is rolled back we found a race condition in the payment service uh the hot fix is in a pull request and should go out at three no wait four o'clock thanks alex

Payment service rollbackWritten by Cosso

Hi Priya,

Quick update: the deploy to production is rolled back. We found a race condition in the payment service. The hotfix is in a pull request and should go out at 4 o'clock.

Thanks, Alex

  • Tool and framework names spelled correctly
  • "No wait" understood
  • Laid out as an email

Examples

Tickets, standups and reviews,
in your issue tracker, chat and browser.

The same shortcut works in any app that accepts typed text. Each card shows the text Cosso returned for that dictation, with the software vocabulary on.

TicketIssue tracker

You said

the kubernetes rollout is stuck because the helm chart still points to the old redis host and the post gress connection pool is maxed out

The Kubernetes rollout is stuck because the Helm chart still points to the old Redis host and the PostgreSQL connection pool is maxed out.

StandupSpoken list

You said

standup one i merged the o auth fix two i'm working on the flaky end to end test three i'm blocked on the terraform review

Standup: - I merged the OAuth fix - I'm working on the flaky end-to-end test - I'm blocked on the Terraform review

Message to a colleagueChat

You said

hey sam can you review my p r when you have time it's just the rate limiting middleware

Hey Sam, can you review my PR when you have time? It's just the rate limiting middleware.

Postmortem noteGoogle Docs

You said

latency on the api went from two hundred milliseconds to two seconds after the deploy because the new o r m query skipped the index

Latency on the API went from 200 milliseconds to 2 seconds after the deploy because the new ORM query skipped the index.

What you get on top of plain dictation

Software vocabulary,
plus the names you add.

Free dictation turns speech into text. When you choose Software / IT in the app, AI editing also uses the field's vocabulary, and names you save in your dictionary are spelled the way you saved them.

  1. 1Free · on device

    Dictation

    Speech becomes text on your computer, in 99 languages, even offline.

    • Works in every app you type in
    • Audio stays on your computer
  2. 2AI editing

    Software vocabulary

    Choose Software / IT in the app. Tools, frameworks, cloud services and engineering shorthand are spelled the way developers write them.

    • "post gress" → PostgreSQL, "versel" → Vercel
    • Abbreviations like JWT, ORM and PR in capitals
  3. 3Your dictionary

    Your own words

    Internal service names, product names, teammates. Add them once in Dictionary.

    • Used on every AI edit from then on
    • Saved on your computer

Before you add your words

Ask Nkechi about the Kestrel Pay webhook before the release.

After

Ask Nkechi about the KestrelPay webhook before the release.

Same dictation, run twice through Cosso: "ask nketchi about the kestrel pay webhook before the release".

Built-in vocabulary

99 software terms,
from kubectl to postmortems.

The list covers infrastructure, databases, languages and frameworks, testing and the words teams use in sprints and incidents. It's the same list in every country.

"next js"
Next.js
"versel"
Vercel
"get hub actions"
GitHub Actions
"graph q l"
GraphQL
"post gress"
PostgreSQL
"o r m"
ORM
  • Terraform
  • ArgoCD
  • Grafana
  • Datadog
  • Kafka
  • FastAPI
  • idempotent
  • race condition
  • SLO
  • +90
99 terms

Each pair comes from a dictation we ran through Cosso.

For engineering teams

A shared dictionary
for internal names.

Add service names, internal tools and customer names to the team dictionary, and everyone's AI edits spell them the same way.

  1. 1

    Create the team in Cosso

    Name it and set its field to Software / IT.

  2. 2

    Invite people by email

    Each person gets admin or member access, on Mac or Windows.

  3. 3

    Add shared words

    They apply to everyone's AI edits right away.

  • Audio stays local

    Speech recognition runs on each person's computer. Recordings are never uploaded.

  • Dictated text isn't kept

    AI edits are processed and discarded. We don't store what was said or written.

  • AI editing can be off

    Turn it off for sensitive work. Dictation keeps working offline.

FAQ

Questions about Cosso for software and IT

Can I dictate code?
Cosso is made for prose: tickets, descriptions, reviews and messages. It spells tool and library names correctly, but it isn't designed to write code syntax.
Does it work in my editor?
It types wherever your cursor is, so it works in editors, browsers and chat apps.
Is any audio or text sent anywhere?
Audio never leaves your computer. With AI editing on, the dictated text goes to our server and a model provider and isn't stored. With AI editing off, nothing is sent.

Other industries

24 fields, each with its own vocabulary.

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with Cosso.

Free on Mac and Windows. The software vocabulary comes with AI editing, and the first 30 edits are free.

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