SpeechDownloads
One shortcut.
Every device
you use.
Speech is free to start on all of them, and unlimited on Android. Your dictionary, snippets and writing styles follow your account, not the machine.
Mac
macOS 13 Ventura or later- Chip
- Apple Silicon and Intel
- Size
- Universal disk image
- Shortcut
- Hold Right ⌘
- Updates
- In-app, automatic
- Open the disk image and drag Speech into Applications.
- Launch Speech and sign in with the code sent to your email.
- Allow the microphone, and Accessibility so your words can be typed for you.
- Focus any text field, hold Right ⌘, and say something.
- Release. Your words land where the cursor was.
Windows
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit- Installer
- EXE
- Signing
- Unsigned today
- Shortcut
- Hold Ctrl + Win
- Updates
- In-app, automatic
The Windows installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen will show a publisher warning. Read the installation help before you run it.
- Run the installer. Windows may warn you about an unknown publisher.
- Choose More info, then Run anyway, to continue.
- Sign in with the code sent to your email.
- Allow the microphone when Windows asks.
- Focus a text field, hold Ctrl + Win, and speak.
Android
Through Google Play- Store
- Google Play
- Allowance
- Unlimited, every plan
- Shortcut
- Hold the Speech bubble
- Updates
- Through Play
Dictation on Android has no monthly limit, on every plan including Free. The bubble stays out of password and payment apps on purpose.
- Install Speech from Google Play and sign in.
- Allow the microphone and the floating bubble when asked.
- Open any app where you want to write.
- Hold the Speech bubble and talk.
- Let go. Your words are typed into the field.
iPhone
Coming soon- Status
- In review
- Allowance
- Shares your monthly hours
- Shortcut
- The Speech keyboard
- Updates
- Through the App Store
- Speech for iPhone is built and going through App Store review.
- It is a keyboard: one microphone, no QWERTY to get in the way.
- It writes Roman Hinglish, the same as every other Speech app.
- Your dictionary, snippets and styles come with your account.
- Use Mac, Windows or Android in the meantime.
The first five minutes
It asks for two
permissions, and
both are the point.
Speech needs the microphone to hear you, and it needs permission to type into other applications so your words arrive where you were already working instead of in a window you have to copy from. On macOS that second one is Accessibility. Nothing is dictated until you hold your shortcut.
Read the getting-started guideBefore you
install it.
What is stored, what Privacy Mode skips, and how to delete all of it are written down in plain language rather than buried in a policy.
Privacy policy Trust and security Delete your accountA few good questions.
Why does Windows warn me about the installer?
Because it is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen cannot name the publisher. Choose More info, then Run anyway. The installation help walks through it.
Why does the Mac app want Accessibility permission?
So it can type your words into whichever application you are using. Without it, Speech can hear you but has nowhere to put the result.
Does Speech work offline?
No. Recognition and cleanup run online. Privacy Mode changes what is kept afterwards; it does not move the recognition onto your machine.
How do updates work?
Mac and Windows update themselves from inside the app. Android updates through Google Play.
Can I use one account on several devices?
Yes. Sign in on each of them and your dictionary, snippets and writing styles are already there.
When is the iPhone app out?
It is built and going through App Store review. Until it clears, Mac, Windows and Android are all available.
Say it.
Shape it.
Save it.
Free to begin. Unlimited on Android. No card to get started.