In testing

Rubil for Windows

The Windows app is built and running on real hardware. It is not ready to download yet, and we would rather say that than ship you a broken installer.

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Where it actually stands

Dictation works end to end on Windows today. Speak, and formatted text lands in the app you are focused on, same as it does on Mac.

What is left is the unglamorous part: testing across a wider set of Windows apps, signing the installer, and getting auto-update working so you are not chasing new versions by hand. Those are the things that turn a working build into something we are willing to put a download button on.

What it will do

The same thing the Mac app does. Rubil reads the app you are writing in and formats to match it. Outlook gets email structure. Teams gets a short, direct message. Word gets clean prose.

It formats what you said. It does not rewrite your words, generate new ones, or summarize you. That rule does not bend.

Why Windows is first

Windows is the largest gap between where Rubil runs and where people write, so it goes out ahead of iPhone and Android. All three are being built. This one is furthest along.

You can use Rubil today

Chrome and Mac are both live now, on the same account you will use when Windows ships. Your Glossary carries over.

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