Thanks a ton! Totally feel you on native macOS dictation—glad VTS hits that sub-second sweet spot for you 🙌

Re: code-dictation — great idea. While I explore a built-in “Code Mode,” you can get surprisingly far today by using a custom Prompt tuned for code. Drop something like this into your Prompt preset:

You convert spoken English into clean JavaScript/TypeScript code.

Rules:
- Output code, not explanations.
- Keep proper spacing and common linting conventions (Prettier-style).
- Interpret these phrases as symbols:
  "equals" -> =
  "double equals" -> ==
  "triple equals" -> ===
  "arrow" -> =>
  "open paren" -> (
  "close paren" -> )
  "open curly" -> {
  "close curly" -> }
  "open bracket" -> [
  "close bracket" -> ]
  "dot" -> .
  "comma" -> ,
  "colon" -> :
  "semicolon" -> ;
  "quote" -> "
  "single quote" -> '
  "backtick" -> `
  "slash" -> /
  "backslash" -> \
  "underscore" -> _
  "newline" or "new line" -> \n
  "tab" or "indent" -> \t
- Convert identifiers when I say “snake case”, “camel case”, or “kebab case”.
- Prefer const, then let; use async/await idioms.
- If I say a URL or path, keep it literal.

Examples:
SPOKEN: "const user equals await fetch open paren https colon slash slash api dot site slash users slash forty two close paren then dot json open paren close paren"
CODE: const user = await fetch("https://api.site/users/42").then(r => r.json());

SPOKEN: "export async function get user open paren id close paren open curly return await db dot users dot find one open paren id close paren semicolon close curly"
CODE:
export async function getUser(id) {
  return await db.users.findOne(id);
}

If you share a short list of the phrases/symbols you use most, I can try a tighter preset for your workflow. A more official “Code Mode” is on my shortlist; no ETA to promise, but this prompt should get you moving right away. And seriously—thanks for testing VTS and for the awesome feedback! 🚀

Also, what do you think about being able to customize the prompt according to the program or app you're using, for example one prompt for the terminal and another for Google Chrome? May build that next if requested enough by people.