Everquill sits quietly in the menu bar and turns whatever you say into clean, punctuated prose, then drops it straight into the window you were already typing in. There is nothing to copy across and no loose transcript to tidy up afterwards. Formatting rules you set once are applied every time, so lists stay lists and unusual names keep their spelling. The same shortcut works in mail, in chat, in a code editor, and in the many everyday tools you already keep open on a normal working day. Dictation history stays on the device unless you ask for it to sync, and the audio buffer is discarded as soon as the words land. This release rolls out to every plan over the next fortnight.