Using the custom dictionary
Teach Vibe Typer your unique vocabulary, names, and technical terms with custom dictionary replacements.
The custom dictionary replaces text in your transcript after transcription finishes. Use it to fix names the engine gets wrong, expand abbreviations, or drop in a line break.
Open Settings > Dictionary to manage your entries.
Adding an entry
Each entry has four fields:
- Trigger phrase: the text that Vibe Typer should look for in your transcription
- Replacement: the text to replace it with
- Match mode: either Exact, which matches anywhere in the text, or Whole word, which only matches complete words
- Case sensitivity: whether the match should be case-sensitive
Examples
| Trigger | Replacement | Use case |
|---|---|---|
| john | Jon | Fix a name the transcription engine gets wrong |
| new paragraph | (paragraph break) | Insert a paragraph break using the quick-action button |
| new line | (line break) | Insert a line break using the quick-action button |
| acme corp | ACME Corp. | Keep a brand name spelled the way you write it |
Quick-action buttons
When adding an entry, the quick-action buttons fill in the two most common replacements for you:
- New line: creates an entry that inserts a line break
- Paragraph break: creates an entry that inserts a paragraph break
Matching priority
When multiple dictionary entries could match the same text, longer trigger phrases take priority. User-defined entries always override built-in replacements.