Your work has its own language. Snaply lets you teach dictation the names, acronyms, product terms, company jargon, and uncommon spellings that matter to you.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.snaply.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What A Custom Word Does
Each entry has:- The final word you want in the transcript
- Optional misspellings or variants that should resolve to that word
Good Use Cases
| Use case | Without custom words | With custom words |
|---|---|---|
| Technical terms | ”EBITDA” -> “a bit da" | "EBITDA” -> “EBITDA” |
| Company names | ”Nvidia” -> “in video" | "Nvidia” -> “Nvidia” |
| Acronyms | ”LLM” -> “el el em" | "LLM” -> “LLM” |
| Product names | ”Jira” -> “jeer a" | "Jira” -> “Jira” |
| Industry jargon | ”SaaS” -> “sass" | "SaaS” -> “SaaS” |
Custom words are not just cosmetic. They also help Snaply’s runtime vocabulary recognize unusual terms more reliably, which makes everyday dictation feel much smoother once your common vocabulary is covered.
Add A Word
Add Common Misspellings
After adding the main word, you can attach the mistakes Snaply is most likely to make under it. Examples:Snaplywith misspellings likesnapyorsnapplyFluidAudiowith a misspelling likeFluidaudioGiacomowith variants that people often pronounce or spell differently
Tips
- Add words after real misses instead of trying to predict everything up front.
- Focus on names, acronyms, products, and domain-specific words first.
- Add misspellings only for repeated failures, not every imaginable variation.
Managing Your Dictionary
From Settings -> Dictation -> Words dictionary, you can:- Search by word or misspelling
- Sort alphabetically or by newest
- Add and remove misspellings
- Delete words you no longer need




