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Tencent's Chatterfly: Speak Your Mind, Get a Polished Draft

Tencent's Chatterfly: Speak Your Mind, Get a Polished Draft

Tencent has quietly begun internal testing of Chatterfly, a new AI voice assistant that reportedly goes by the codename "Baoyuan Input Method." For now, it's available on macOS and Windows—but you'll need an internal test code to try it. The iOS and Android versions? Still marked "Coming Soon."

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More Than Just Speech-to-Text

Forget the clunky voice-to-text tools you've used before. Chatterfly doesn't just transcribe—it understands intent, learns your habits, and polishes your words on the fly. Speak naturally, and it'll turn your rambling into clear, context-appropriate writing. No pre-organization needed. It's like having a personal editor who listens and cleans up your thoughts in real time.

Six Built-In Skills for Every Scenario

Chatterfly comes with six handy scenario-based Skills: meeting minutes, work reports, project progress, marketing copy, email polishing, and even Vibe Coding prompt optimization. Activate one, and it tailors its output to fit the task. Beyond that, it handles text creation, instant translation, and summarization—just hit a shortcut and speak your command.

Works Where You Work

You can summon Chatterfly inside WeChat, QQ, and other apps without switching windows. It's built to handle weak networks, noisy environments, and soft voices, so you can whisper your way to a perfect draft.

Privacy First: Your Data Stays Local

According to media reports, Chatterfly runs on Tencent's self-developed HuanYuan multimodal technology. Crucially, voice recordings and audio files are stored locally on your computer—not uploaded to the cloud. That's a big win for privacy-conscious users.

Key Points

  • Chatterfly is Tencent's new AI voice assistant, now in internal testing for Mac and Windows.
  • It goes beyond transcription: it understands intent, learns your style, and polishes content automatically.
  • Six scenario Skills cover meetings, reports, marketing, emails, and coding prompts.
  • Works within WeChat, QQ, and other apps; handles weak networks and noisy settings.
  • Voice data is stored locally, not in the cloud, using Tencent's HuanYuan tech.

This article is from AIbase Daily—your daily guide to the AI world.