Your voice never leaves your Mac.
Speech becomes text on the Neural Engine. No servers, no account, open source. Try the Wi‑Fi switch.
Hold a key, talk, let go. Clean, punctuated text lands in whatever you're typing in, without your voice ever leaving your Mac.
Free for 7 days · No card, no account · Open source
Why people switch
Speech becomes text on the Neural Engine. No servers, no account, open source. Try the Wi‑Fi switch.
You talk at 150 words a minute and type at 40.
No subscription, nothing to cancel. Hover the chart.
How it works
🌐, Right ⌘, ⌥Space, any key you like.
A small glass pill listens.
Clean text, already in your app.
Features
Six positions, three looks, any accent.
Drag any dictation into iMessage, Slack or WhatsApp as a voice note.
Add a name once. It lands right.
Casing, punctuation, tone.
A line for your coding assistant, added to every dictation.
Hands-free mode · numbers and lists by rule · every dictation searchable in Summary.
Pricing
Free for seven days, no card. Then buy it once. How it compares
Buying for a team? 5 people for $299 — one key, 2 Macs each. Buy the team key
FAQ
Microphone, to hear you while you hold the key. Accessibility, to notice the key anywhere on the Mac and to type the text into the app you're using. It never reads your screen.
Yes. After the one-time model download on first launch, dictation needs no connection at all.
English, all accents. The model is English-only by design; that's what makes it this accurate and this fast.
Wispr Flow transcribes in the cloud (its own docs say transcription always occurs on the cloud) and is a subscription, $12 to $15 a month. TypeVoice transcribes on your Mac's Neural Engine, so your voice never leaves the machine, it works offline, and you buy it once. Wispr Flow covers 100+ languages; TypeVoice does English only, and does it very well. Side by side.
Dictation pauses until you buy it, once. A license key arrives by email; paste it into the License tab (or click the link on the thank-you page) and you're back. Everything you dictated stays in Summary.
Yes. TypeVoice is open source under the GPL v3 at github.com/warplabshq/typevoice: read it, audit it, build it. What you buy is the signed, notarized build with automatic updates and support, and it's what keeps the project going. The name and icon stay ours, so a fork can't be mistaken for the real thing.
No, on purpose. Sold directly, TypeVoice can type straight into the field you're in through Accessibility instead of pasting, and updates ship the moment they're ready. The app is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, like any other Mac app you download.
Almost. It's $79, charged in your own currency, plus tax where it applies. Five countries have a price set for local purchasing power: ₹2,499 in India, and $24 in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Egypt and Nigeria (the team key ₹9,499 and $89). The checkout goes by the billing country you enter. Same app, same license, same updates.
Yes: a personal key works on two Macs at once, typically a desk Mac and a laptop. Moving to a new Mac? Press Deactivate this Mac on the old one and the seat is free. For a team, the team key covers 5 people with two Macs each.
As long as you like up to ten minutes; at that point the words so far are typed and you carry on with the next one. Pauses are fine, however long: think, then keep talking.
Any Mac with Apple silicon running macOS 26 or later.
Quit it from the menu bar and drag it to the Trash; nothing else is installed. To remove your data and the speech model as well, see Support.
More on the support page. Curious what changed lately? Changelog.
Free for 7 days · $79 once · Runs entirely on your Mac