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The Dictionary tab holds the names, product terms, and jargon you want Pipit to spell your way: a coworker’s name, your company’s product, a medical or legal term. Pipit spells the words in your dictionary correctly more often.

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Add words

  1. Open Pipit and choose the Dictionary tab.
  2. Type in the Add words, separated by commas field. You can add one word or several at once, for example Sudhanva, Kubernetes, Acme Cloud.
  3. Press Return or click Add.
Words you already have are skipped, and the field tells you what was added.

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Find, edit, and delete words

  • Search filters your words as you type.
  • The filter menu narrows the list by Source (All, Manual for words you added, or Learned for words Pipit picked up), Date Range (This Week, This Month, All Time), and Sort By (Frequency, A-Z, Date Added).
  • Click a word to edit its spelling or Delete it. A learned word also offers Promote, which makes it one of your own words.
  • To act on many words at once, click Select words next to search, pick the words, then choose Export, Promote, or Delete.

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Words Pipit learns from your edits

When you correct a word Pipit got wrong, Pipit can learn your spelling.
  • The Learned card. Sometimes a small card appears in the overlay, for example “Learned Sudhanva not Sadhana”. If that’s not what you meant, click Undo and the card changes to “Won’t learn”.
  • In Training. Review suggested corrections in the In Training section of the Dictionary tab. Hover over one to approve it (add it to your dictionary) or reject it (remove it).
To start over, use Reset learned corrections in Settings below. Words you added yourself stay.

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Settings

The Settings section sits at the bottom of the Dictionary tab.
Pipit doesn’t read password or sign-in screens. If AI cleanup is on, words read from your screen may be sent with your text to the AI provider you picked, to help with spelling. See Privacy.

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What to add

  • People’s names, especially ones with unusual spellings.
  • Company, product, and project names, with the capitalization you want (GitHub, iOS, Acme Cloud).
  • Technical terms, acronyms, and jargon from your field.
  • Words Pipit keeps getting wrong.
You don’t need to add everyday words. Pipit already knows them.