Dictate on Mac without sending your voice anywhere

Speak, and the words land in the document. Local, unlimited, and already on the Mac you are writing on.

Writer staring at a blank page at a kitchen table, not typing yet

01

Press record

The session runs the way it always did. Nothing joins the call and nothing appears in the room.

02

Listen

No notebook between you. Watch the participant instead of your keyboard.

03

Read it back

A verbatim transcript, attributed by speaker, ready by the time you have shown the participant out.

Writer speaking, looking slightly off to the side, MacBook open

The sentence that dies on the way to the keyboard

You know what you want to say. Typing it takes long enough that the sentence gets smaller.

Writer speaking, looking slightly off to the side, MacBook open

The sentence that dies on the way to the keyboard

You know what you want to say. Typing it takes long enough that the sentence gets smaller.

Type with your voice, on this Mac

Type with your voice, on this Mac

Type with your voice, on this Mac

Writer reading a filled page on the MacBook, checking the words

Not a meeting recorder

Dictation puts words into the app you are already in. Recording a conversation is a different button, and a different job.

Writer reading a filled page on the MacBook, checking the words

Not a meeting recorder

Dictation puts words into the app you are already in. Recording a conversation is a different button, and a different job.

Writer walking with a printed draft, talking to someone just out of frame

Local, and not a quota

The voice never leaves the Mac. You are not paying per word to a dictation subscription.

Writer walking with a printed draft, talking to someone just out of frame

Local, and not a quota

The voice never leaves the Mac. You are not paying per word to a dictation subscription.

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Three important features used by people like you.

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Founder

How is this different from Record your thoughts?

Dictation types into whatever app is in front of you. Record your thoughts captures a whole idea as a recording, then gives you a transcript and a summary.

Is dictation limited on the free plan?

Does it work without the internet?

Is this a Wispr Flow alternative?

Does Apple already do this?

How is this different from Record your thoughts?

Dictation types into whatever app is in front of you. Record your thoughts captures a whole idea as a recording, then gives you a transcript and a summary.

Is dictation limited on the free plan?

Does it work without the internet?

Is this a Wispr Flow alternative?

Does Apple already do this?