Dictation for macOS · on-device

Never fix a word.

Voice to text for your Mac. Hold Fn, talk, and it types into whatever app you’re in.

Zero collapsed transcripts in 500 clips. Nothing leaves your Mac.

Get it when it ships Apple Silicon · macOS 14+
no account · no cloud
Collapsed transcripts
0 in 500 clips
Speed
9.5× realtime
Audio uploaded
0 bytes, ever

The whole product

You talk. It's typed.

No cleanup pass. No “let me just fix that one word.”

You said

I used to type everything. My hands got tired, and I kept losing my train of thought. So I built something that runs only on my own Mac — no account, no cloud. Now I just talk, and the words are already there.

Outtype wrote

I used to type everything. My hands got tired, and I kept losing my train of thought. So I built something that runs only on my own Mac, no account, no cloud. Now I just talk, and the words are already there.

Unedited, from the app's own log. Spoken by someone who does not speak English day to day — every word landed.

98.5%

needed no edit.

807 dictations · 12 edits · the app's own log · 10 Aug 2026

Read it honestly. “Not edited” isn't “correct.” One speaker, everyday use, not a lab test. The true figure is lower than this.

Measured, not asserted

Every number, with its conditions.

Same 500 clips, same scoring, same machine. Against Whisper large-v3.

OuttypeWhisper large-v3
Clips typed with zero errors75.2%69.4%
Character error rate3.08%4.53%
Transcripts that fell apart01
Speed9.5× realtime5.6×

fsicoli/common_voice_17_0 English test (CC0), 500 clips — same audio, same scoring code for both. Outtype was more accurate on English. Not on the strength of one outlier: drop each side's worst clip and it still wins (2.91% vs 4.18%), and clip by clip it landed closer on 92 and further on 47. This compares engines — Qwen3-ASR against Whisper large-v3 — not products.

Why it's different

Three things.

01

It never derails

Whisper turns one sentence into a paragraph of nonsense sometimes. 500 clips, zero times.

02

It never leaves your Mac

No account. No server. No upload. Pull the Wi-Fi out — nothing changes.

03

It keeps up

The words land while you're still thinking about the next sentence.

Works wherever you can type. Slack, Gmail, Notion, Cursor, Terminal.

Speed, measured

How long you wait.

From the moment you stop talking to the words appearing.

What you saidYou waitSlowest 1 in 10
A few words (under 3s)0.43s0.54s
A sentence (3–8s)0.55s0.75s
A paragraph (8–20s)0.78s1.01s
A long one (20s+)1.34s2.13s

Median across 835 dictations, from the app's own log, 10 Aug 2026. Measured before the latest speed work — the shipping build is faster.

What's next

Mac today. Windows and phone next.

Buy it once and the platforms you get later are included — there's no server to charge you for.

Pricing

Buy it once.

Monthly apps bill you because a server runs every time you speak. Outtype doesn't have one.

Email me when it ships

$49.99, one-time — not on sale yet.

Every future version included. Windows and mobile too, when they land.

Questions

Straight answers.

Does my audio ever leave the Mac?

No.

Which model does it run?

Qwen3-ASR 1.7B, 5-bit, on your machine. Competitors in this category won't tell you this — one of them doesn't publish the model name at all.

Does it work offline?

Always. That's the only mode there is.

Intel Mac? Windows? Phone?

Apple Silicon today. Windows and mobile are being built — included in the one-time price when they land.

What if I don't get on with it?

Ask for your money back within 30 days. No form, no reason needed. You keep nothing on a server, so there is nothing for me to take away — I would rather you did not own something you do not use.