Phone as input
Use the phone you already own as a familiar voice and touch surface.
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Use your phone as a microphone for your PC.
Connect the phone you already carry to the Windows cursor you are already using. This guide keeps the setup practical and labels current-build behavior for verification.
Windows + Android · Same WiFi
Cursor-first output
Keep sending the resulting text to the active Windows field.
Same-WiFi flow
Pair phone and PC through the local network direction.
Honest boundaries
Test permissions, app support, language behavior, and limits before launch.
Simple workflow
A shorter path from thought to screen.
Start with the same WiFi, pair once, choose a text field, speak, and return to the PC workflow.
1
Pair once
Connect Android and Windows through the pairing flow.
2
Choose your input
Use voice, silent typing, or a transfer action.
3
Review in context
Keep the document, message, or code field open.
4
Continue working
Stay in the PC workflow instead of switching tools.
Made for real work
Keep your context. Change your input.
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
Questions before you start
Try a calmer way to get words onto your PC.
Cursor Fllow is in active development for Windows and Android. Join the waitlist and help shape the workflow before launch.