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Nuclino is deliberately fast and minimal, which puts all the friction on writing. Hold a key and talk: Typally transcribes and types it into Nuclino without you touching the keyboard.
Disclosure: Typally is our product. We have tried to describe what Nuclino already does without talking you out of using it.AI features by plan. No dictation.
Nuclino removes structure and ceremony so that capturing knowledge is quick. The remaining cost is the sentences themselves, which is the cost that actually stops people.
In practice people use it for: Short knowledge items, project documentation, meeting notes, and linked concept pages.
You do not configure anything in Nuclino. The hotkey works wherever your cursor happens to be:
Windows or macOS, then sign in. No card for the free tier.
Text goes wherever Nuclino has focus. One click first saves undoing a paragraph in the wrong box.
Say the whole thought, then let go. No time limit.
Nuclino's editor uses markdown-style shortcuts. Dictate plain prose.
Typally types into Nuclino's editor, so creating a new short item costs seconds. In a tool built around many small linked pieces, that is exactly the cost that determines whether the workspace grows or stalls.
A team creates twenty short linked items in one afternoon by speaking each. The workspace stops being three long stale pages and becomes something people actually search.
Keep items short and numerous rather than long and few. Speaking makes creating a new short item cheap enough that the graph actually grows.
Nuclino's editor uses markdown-style shortcuts. Dictate plain prose.
No. Its editor is typed.
Short and linked. That is what the tool is designed around and what stays maintainable.
Yes, each item is an ordinary editor.
There is a permanent free tier of 100 minutes a month. Pro costs $7.99/month and raises the limit.
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