Phone as input
Use the phone you already own as a familiar voice and touch surface.
Compare workflows
Many products transcribe speech. Cursor Fllow is positioned around the complete input workflow: phone microphone, PC cursor, same-WiFi transfer, and a quiet fallback.
Use the phone you already own as a familiar voice and touch surface.
Keep sending the resulting text to the active Windows field.
Pair phone and PC through the local network direction.
Test permissions, app support, language behavior, and limits before launch.
Simple workflow
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Connect Android and Windows through the pairing flow.
Use voice, silent typing, or a transfer action.
Keep the document, message, or code field open.
Stay in the PC workflow instead of switching tools.
Made for real work
Cursor Fllow is designed around the active cursor—not a separate editor. These are the workflows this page is built to help you evaluate.
Email, docs, notes, forms, and code comments
Phone-to-PC voice and text with the active cursor as destination
Same-WiFi transfer direction for useful files
A silent keyboard fallback when speaking is not suitable
Workflow comparison
Most tools start with transcription. Cursor Fllow starts with the bridge between the phone you already have and the cursor already waiting on your PC.
| Workflow | Cursor Fllow | Typical dictation tool |
|---|---|---|
| Phone as microphone | ✓ | — |
| Text directly at active cursor | ✓ | Depends on app |
| Same-WiFi file transfer | ✓ | Usually separate |
| Silent keyboard fallback | ✓ | Not the core flow |
| Windows + Android focus | ✓ | Varies |
Cursor Fllow is in active development for Windows and Android. Join the waitlist and help shape the workflow before launch.