Voicetypr
Overview
Voicetypr is an offline AI voice-to-text tool that runs locally on your computer for private dictation. It supports over 99 languages and transcribes speech for emails, coding, and documentation with smart formatting.
From the official site
Dictate into any app on macOS and Windows. Offline dictation by default. Pay once.
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Official FAQ
- Does Voicetypr work on Windows?
- Yes, Windows 10 and later. Download the .exe installer, run it, and you're set. We ship Mac and Windows as first-class platforms.
- Windows says “Unknown Publisher,” is it safe?
- Yes. SmartScreen shows that because I don't have a Microsoft code-signing cert yet (they cost $200–$300/year and I'm keeping solo-founder costs lean). Click More info → Run anyway.
- Can I try Voicetypr for free?
- Yes, 3-day free trial, no card required. When the trial ends, buy a lifetime license only if it saves you time. Purchases include a 7-day money-back guarantee.
- Does it work in Gmail, Slack, ChatGPT, and other apps?
- Yes. Click where you want text, hold your hotkey, and speak. Voicetypr pastes into Gmail, Slack, Notion, Word, ChatGPT, Cursor, anywhere you type.
- Is my voice data private?
- Yes. Voicetypr uses offline dictation by default, so transcription happens on your machine. Optional cleaner-text features work on the final text, not your voice recording.
- How does the AI cleanup work?
- It's optional. Connect your own OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini key and Voicetypr turns rough dictation into clean prompts, emails, notes, even code. It only ever sends the text, never your audio, and you can leave it off entirely.
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