Amplinyx Inc., maker of NexPhrase, launches a dictation app that learns names and jargon from your corrections and syncs them to every device you use.

Dictation should get better every time you use it. Phrasora learns from the one person who knows what you meant, which is you.”

— Sukhman Singh Sandhu, CEO and Founder of Amplinyx Inc.

TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, October 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Amplinyx Inc. today announced the full launch of Phrasora, a voice dictation app that turns speech into clean, punctuated text in any app and becomes more accurate the more it is used. Phrasora’s iPhone and iPad app is now on the App Store and its Android app has rolled out to all users on Google Play. That means Phrasora now runs on Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad, Android and the web from one account.

Most dictation tools treat every speaker the same. They mishear the same client name, product, colleague or street the hundredth time they hear it, and users are left fixing the same mistakes forever. Phrasora is built to learn instead. When a user corrects a word after dictating, Phrasora checks the correction against how the word sounds and how it is spelled, then adds trusted terms to a personal dictionary. A short “Added to dictionary” notice shows what it learned, with one tap to undo. Words a user is often misheard on are corrected first, and the dictionary follows the user to every device.

What Phrasora does:

• Works where you type. Press a key or tap the keyboard, speak, and the text appears where the cursor is: email, documents, chat, browsers, notes and forms.
• Learns your vocabulary. Names, brands, acronyms and industry terms are picked up from the user’s own corrections and synced across devices.
• Writes the way you need. Three styles (Clean, Polished and Structured) produce anything from a lightly tidied transcript to an organized message.
• Gets the hard parts right. Email addresses spoken aloud, street addresses and version numbers come out formatted correctly.
• Types what you say, and never acts on it. If a user dictates a question or an instruction, Phrasora types the words rather than answering them.
• Never loses a dictation. If text cannot be inserted, the dictation is saved to Phrasora’s Slate notes, and Phrasora warns the user when the microphone is too quiet.
• Speaks your language. About 100 languages are supported, plus Hinglish.

“Dictation should get better every time you use it,” said Sukhman Singh Sandhu, CEO and Founder of Amplinyx Inc. “Every tool we tried made the same mistakes on the same names week after week. Phrasora learns from the one person who knows what you meant, which is you. And it goes wherever you work, from your desk to your phone.”

Pricing and availability

Phrasora is available today at phrasora.ai. A free plan includes 2,000 words of dictation a week, with cleanup, formatting and a synced personal dictionary. Phrasora Pro adds unlimited dictation and every formatting style for US$8 a month billed annually. New accounts get a 14-day Pro trial with no credit card required. The iPhone and iPad app is available on the App Store, the Android app is available on Google Play, and the Mac and Windows apps can be downloaded from phrasora.ai.

About Phrasora

Phrasora is a voice dictation app that learns how you speak. It types clean text into any app on Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad, Android and the web, and builds a personal dictionary from each user’s corrections.

About Amplinyx Inc.

Amplinyx Inc. is a Canadian technology company that builds AI tools for the moments people speak. Its products are Phrasora, a voice dictation app that learns each user’s vocabulary, and NexPhrase, a real-time AI coach that suggests what to say during live conversations.

Sukhman Sandhu
Amplinyx Inc.
support@phrasora.ai

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