Carrot launches: a voice-first writing app with MCP agent integration
egrefen · x · 2026-11-07
Carrot is a voice-first writing app: you speak, and it turns casual speech into polished text in 100+ languages, working system-wide via your keyboard in any app. Edits are made by voice too—just describe the change.
Beyond solo writing, Carrot emphasizes collaboration: notes are encrypted, cloud-synced Markdown documents with real-time co-editing, inline comments, document collections, and sharing.
A notable feature is the Carrot MCP, which lets you share your notes with any AI agent so agents can read and work with your content.
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