Documentation
Coda
Write Coda docs with Voice Cursor.
Use Voice Cursor to create sharper Coda pages, tables, and process notes from spoken thoughts.
What to dictate
Talk through the process.
Voice Cursor turns it into clean text.
Add it to the right Coda page.
Example
From spoken notes to structured documentation
Rough speech
I'm putting notes into Coda. Capture the process docs, include the important decisions, and make it readable for someone who was not in the meeting.
Voice Cursor output
Process docs: summarize the key context, decisions, and follow-up items in Coda. Keep the structure easy to scan and include enough detail for someone catching up later.
Why it works
Voice is faster when the app already has your context.
Speak naturally instead of typing around every pause, correction, and tangent.
Voice Cursor rewrites rough speech into clearer text before it reaches the app.
Use it for Coda without moving your work into a separate writing surface.
Keep momentum when the thought is ready but your hands are not keeping up.
