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Your work, narrated.

Peanut is the narration layer for your computer. Everything you'd read, spoken to you. Everything you'd type, spoken by you.

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01 — THE LOOP

One hotkey to listen. One hotkey to speak. That's the whole product.

HEAR.

A dense Slack thread becomes a briefing.

Customer says the export changed retention language, legal wants the exact policy text, and support needs a reply before renewal review.

Internal note: build is signed Thursday. Security language is approved. Pull checklist into the customer reply.

Question for product: does the new export include archived attachments or only live ticket data?

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Ready to narrate

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Loop demo

A dense Slack thread becomes a briefing

Customer says the export changed retention language, legal wants the exact policy text, and support needs a reply before renewal review.

0:00 0:00

SAY.

Speak it rough. Watch it land clean.

"um okay so tell the team the launch is — wait — tell them it's moving to thursday because the the build isn't signed yet and um I'll send the new checklist tonight"
"Quick update: launch is moving to Thursday — the build isn't signed yet. I'll send the new checklist tonight."
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02 — THE PROBLEM

More text is produced at you in a day than you can read in a week.

Docs. Threads. Tickets. Newsletters. And now your AI tools, writing faster than any human ever could. Reading chains your eyes to a screen around 238 words a minute. Typing answers crawls by comparison. Peanut breaks the chain: listen at any speed, anywhere in the room — and answer at the 153 words a minute speech input reaches in lab conditions.

238 wpmsilent nonfiction reading
52 wpmkeyboard input in lab
153 wpmspeech input in lab

Speed references: Brysbaert, 2019 and Ruan et al., 2018.

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03 — WHY PEANUT

Half a product isn't a workflow.

Voice in only

Voice-input tools type what you say. Then you're back to reading everything yourself.

Voice out, in their app

Reader apps speak beautifully — once you copy your work into them.

Both, where you work

Peanut narrates in every app you already use, both directions, via hotkey.

Work at the speed of thought. In both directions.

04 — EVERYWHERE

Your apps already work with Peanut.

Slack Gmail Outlook Google Docs Notion Claude ChatGPT Cursor VS Code GitHub Linear Chrome Arc Teams

If you can select text or place a cursor, Peanut works there.

SNIPPETS

Say "calendar link" and the whole thing appears.

YOUR WORDS

Teach it names, jargon, and acronyms once.

FROM IMAGES

Screenshots and PDFs — Peanut reads what's in them.

05 — MADE FOR THE WAY YOU WORK

Made for the way you work.

Run the company at talking speed.

Investor updates, hiring follow-ups, board prep, the daily firehose — narrated in, narrated out.

Founders use caseDownload

Clear the queue out loud.

Your AI deflects the easy half. Peanut makes the human half — the angry ones, the weird ones, the VIPs — three times faster.

Support teams use caseDownload

Follow up before they forget you.

The rep who replies in minutes wins. Speak the follow-up while the call is still warm.

Sales and CS use caseDownload

Your agents write more than you can read.

Speak prompts into Cursor and Claude. Hear the plans, diffs, and docs read back while your hands stay on the build.

Developers use caseDownload

Built for the way you work best.

If keyboards are the bottleneck — RSI, fatigue, dyslexia, ADHD, low vision, or just a long day — Peanut moves the work to your voice and ears.

Accessibility use caseDownload
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06 — PROOF

People don't go back to reading everything.

Peanut's dashboard tracks saved time from narration, snippets, and spoken replies. The public average will come from real usage data, not invented quotes.

Start listening to your work.

Free every week. No card. Two keystrokes to your first narration.

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