The proposed result stays visible
Corrections and transformations are shown for review before they replace the original writing.
Privacy and product control
Your words remain your decision.
Writing assistance should make its state and boundaries clear. TextlyFlow shows what it is doing, presents proposed changes for review, and keeps insertion behind an explicit action.
Approval is an explicit action
Accept, replace, or Add are deliberate choices. TextlyFlow does not present a suggestion as if it were already yours.
Dictation has clear boundaries
Stop freezes the raw transcript in the dictation surface. Add alone cleans and inserts it once.
What the interface promises
Useful states, not hidden behavior.
These are interaction commitments visible in the product. Detailed data-processing, retention, provider, and deletion terms must be documented in the formal privacy policy before public launch.
Visible product statesKnow what is happening before text changes
Checking
TextlyFlow is reviewing the writing for possible issues.
Listening
Push-to-talk is active and raw speech is appearing live.
Stopped
The raw transcript is frozen for review and has not been inserted.
Ready
A proposed correction, rewrite, translation, or cleaned transcript can be reviewed.
Applied
The user accepted the result or chose Add.
Before public launch
Formal policy details are still required.
This page currently documents the designed interaction model. The production version must add verified information about what text and metadata are processed, service providers, retention, deletion, account data, contact details, and applicable legal rights. No broad privacy claim should replace those facts.