Your voice, their document
Writing on a phone is slow. Editing on a phone is worse. Slime lets you create and modify Google Docs entirely through conversation — dictate a memo, restructure a report, or insert a table without ever opening the Docs app.
Slime connects to Google Docs through a secure OAuth integration. Your documents are read and modified only when you ask.
What you can do
- Search your Drive — “Find my meeting notes from last Friday”
- Read documents — “Read me the project proposal” or “Summarize the Q4 report”
- Create new docs — “Create a doc called ‘Team Standup Notes’ and add today’s agenda”
- Append content — “Add a section about the new timeline to the project plan”
- Rich formatting — Bold, italic, headers, bullet lists, tables, images, page breaks, and find-and-replace
More than dictation
Slime isn’t just transcribing your words into a doc. It understands what you want the document to look like. Say “write a one-page project brief for the mobile redesign” and Slime produces a structured document — not a wall of text.
Need to update an existing document? Slime can replace the entire content or make surgical edits with batch update operations — inserting text at specific locations, styling paragraphs, or adding a table of data.
Pair it with other tools
Slime’s real power is combining tools. After a voice brainstorm, turn your captured ideas into a structured document. Pull data from a spreadsheet and format it as a report. Summarize your latest emails into meeting prep notes.
Works with your existing docs
Slime searches your Google Drive to find documents by name or description. Thanks to persistent memory, it learns which documents you reference frequently — so “update the weekly report” just works.