Lemon is an AI voice assistant that works everywhere. Press Fn key, speak, and complete tasks. Reply to emails 12x faster, create documents, search the internet without leaving your flow state, and delegate work with just a voice command. Built for knowledge workers drowning in context switching. No new tabs. Pure flow state. Much more is coming - Follow us on twitter or sign-up at our website.
I'm using Lemon for a few weeks and the biggest shift is how little I context-switch now. I used to leave what I was doing to reply to an email, open six tabs, and then spend ten minutes remembering where I was (which, if we're honest, is most of the workday). Now I just hit Fn, say what I need, and I'm back. Congrats on the launch.
Wow - this is cool. May I ask if you the voice tool only recognizes English? Congratulations on your product.
Hey love this project and absolutely love the user experience especially on Mac. I'm not sure how Windows feel, but as someone who's been in development for twenty plus years and has a good sense all round. You guys have done an excellent job. So kudos for that and congratulations on the launch. Some questions if I may. There is no sign of any pricing. How does it work? Since it has pretty much access to everything on my computer, I would like to learn more about privacy and security.
Hi, congrats on your launch!
Keep in mind that a future competitor might be Perplexity ( if not already ).
I know they did this on Android already, but their voice assistant has some latency, so you might want to focus on that.
Voice very popular these days. Might check what you are doing for a bit tomorrow.
I’ve been using Lemon for the past two weeks as a marketer, and it’s become surprisingly useful in my daily workflow. A lot of my work involves writing ad copy, brainstorming angles, summarizing research, and drafting quick responses, and Lemon makes that much faster. Being able to just press the fn key, say what I want, and instantly get structured output without switching tabs feels really natural. It’s helped me stay in flow while working instead of constantly jumping between tools.
The Fn key as a universal trigger is a smart design choice. Most voice tools force you to switch context just to activate them, which defeats the purpose. Keeping it at the OS level means it actually fits into a real workflow instead of interrupting it.
Curious about the email reply speed claim (12x faster): is that based on actual user benchmarks, or is it a rough estimate? Also, does it work with any email client or specific ones like Gmail/Outlook?
been using this for a while. this is actually one of the most practical AI app out there. literally can't live without it any more
I'm actually leaving this review using Lemon. Been using it for about the last two and a half weeks and definitely saved a lot of time. All the time, going between tabs, typing, and maybe copying and pasting the problems from my CLI terminal over into my Claude chat. So, so far, I'm impressed and look forward to using it in the future.
Impressive, congrats!
Do you plan to add multi-language support?
Congrats! Context switching is genuinely one of the biggest focus killers. Does it work across any app or do you need to set up integrations per tool?
Once you start using Lemon it’s hard to go back. I used to write/edit all my work in Claude and then copy it to another window. I was switching tabs hundreds of times a day without really thinking about it. Lemon eliminates that entirely. Trying Lemon for the first time really felt like a ChatGPT or iPhone moment.
there are a lot of different AI voice tools out there but this one is the best for responding to emails and messages
Been using this for a week now. The context switching used to kill half my day, jumping between tabs just to do things I could describe out loud in 10 seconds. This actually closes the gap between speaking and tasks getting done. Not going back.
I'm using Lemon for a few weeks and the biggest shift is how little I context-switch now. I used to leave what I was doing to reply to an email, open six tabs, and then spend ten minutes remembering where I was (which, if we're honest, is most of the workday). Now I just hit Fn, say what I need, and I'm back. Congrats on the launch.