I don't write articles.
I talk.
I send a voice note to a bot — usually while walking, or doing something else. It lands on the server. The server transcribes it into text. I open it, cut, fix, publish.
Why this way
Because a blank screen gives me nothing.
But if I talk like I would to a friend — about something I'm doing, a decision I made, a mistake — a story comes out.
The blank screen is a block. The voice isn't.
The transcript isn't the article
The transcript is raw material. Messy, repetitive, full of filler words.
Then comes the cutting. I remove, rephrase, shorten. What's left is what you read.
It's faster than starting from a blank page. And it's more mine, because it comes from how I actually talk.
The editor is the microphone
My main writing tool isn't a keyboard.
It's a microphone. And an assistant that listens.
Alessio Cappuccio — xyz.vision