The left-hand pane of Sensory Writeable is the text input area. You can paste text from an existing document, type directly, or dictate using Windows speech tools.

Sensory Writeable text input pane showing pasted document text ready for analysis

Getting text into Writeable

  • Paste — copy text from Word, a web page, or another application and paste it in (Ctrl+V).
  • Type — write directly in the input pane as you would in a word processor.
  • Dictate — use Windows Voice Access or Windows Dictation to speak text directly into the pane. Ensure Writeable is the active window before dictating.

Right-click options

Right-clicking in the text input area shows a context menu with useful shortcuts — including cut, copy, paste, formatting options, and speech controls.

Sensory Writeable text input area showing the right-click context menu with formatting and speech options

Your original document is not changed

Writeable analyses the text in its input pane and displays feedback in the comment pane on the right. Your original document (in Word or wherever you copied from) is never modified. You choose which suggestions to apply.

Tip: For the most useful feedback, run Writeable's Check command first to correct spelling and grammar, then follow up with Structure, Style, or Critique for deeper writing analysis.