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Lemon

Voice-Powered AI Agent That Turns Voice Into Done Tasks

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Quick facts

Free plan
Yes
Pricing
Free to start; no credit card; no paid plans published on the site
Platforms
macOS, Windows

Pricing verified Oct 31, 2026 · Source

Key features of Lemon

  • Voice-to-prompt Hold a key and think out loud; Lemon turns rambling speech into a structured, pro-grade prompt at your cursor.
  • Fast dictation Dictates your exact words five times faster than typing, cleaning ums and stumbles automatically.
  • Works in every app Runs from a notch on Mac and Windows; if it has a text field, Lemon works there — no plugins or setup.
  • Tone-matched writing Turns a spoken gist into polished emails and messages written in your tone.

Verified Oct 31, 2026 · Source

Who Lemon is for

Best for

People who work in AI apps all day and want to turn spoken thoughts into polished prompts without typing.

Not ideal for

Not for mobile users — Lemon is currently available for macOS and Windows only.

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About Lemon

Lemon is an AI voice assistant that works everywhere. Press Fn key, speak, and complete tasks. Reply to emails 12x faster, create documents, search the internet without leaving your flow state, and delegate work with just a voice command. Built for knowledge workers drowning in context switching. No new tabs. Pure flow state. Much more is coming - Follow us on twitter or sign-up at our website.

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Is Lemon free?

Lemon is free to start with no credit card required. You download it for Mac or Windows and set it up in about 2 minutes.

Which apps does Lemon work with?

Lemon works anywhere you can type, including ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Gmail, Slack, Notion, and Google Docs, on macOS and Windows.

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