Guide
One shortcut key, and messy speech becomes finished writing — the same two modes on Windows and Android, sharing one account.
Pristi runs in the background. Hold a hotkey down and talk, or tap it once to start and again to stop — both work for either mode. When you're done, the cleaned-up text lands wherever your cursor already is.
The Pristi Keyboard is the main way to use Pristi on Android — swap it in like any other keyboard, and Work/Chat dictation sit right on the top strip alongside normal typing. A floating bubble is also available as a secondary way in, for apps where a keyboard isn't the natural fit.
Work is a rewrite engine — speak in Hindi, a regional language, Hinglish, or rough English, and get back polished, professional English. It's not transcription; it's what you meant to write.
Chat is fast dictation — light cleanup that keeps your exact wording, tone, and language mix. If you said dekh lena, that's what comes out.
If something goes wrong mid-request, Pristi fails over automatically rather than losing what you said. In the rare case cleanup itself can't complete, it pastes your raw transcript instead of nothing — with a clear notice that cleanup didn't finish, so you always end up with your words, never silence.
