How to use Ukti
Ukti does one thing: you speak Bangla, and the words appear in Bengali script in the box you were already writing in. Everything else is there to make that one thing easier.
Each part has its own page. If this is your first time, read from the top.
Getting started
- How to install: adding Ukti to Chrome, step by step, for someone who has never installed an extension.
- First-run setup: microphone permission and the two language packs, once.
Everyday use
- Dictating: pressing the mic, speaking, stopping.
- Voice commands: full stop, question mark, new line, undo, and snippets.
- Banglish to Bangla: turning Bangla typed in English letters into Bengali script.
- Translating to English: the text in the box, in English, in one press.
- Teaching it a word: fix a word once and Ukti remembers.
Making it yours
- On and off: for one site or everywhere, and when the control appears.
- Shortcuts: everything from the keyboard.
When something does not work
- Troubleshooting
- Frequently asked questions
- How Ukti works inside: for developers and journalists.