Account and plans

Free forever, and no card

Dictation — you speak your language, the same language lands in the field. Two ways on one key: hold it to record while you hold and paste the whole text at once, or tap it to start the secretary, talk as long as you like and watch the text appear as you speak. No word cap, no card, no daily quota. The account you create in the first-run setup is free too. After the models are downloaded, plain dictation works offline. Account, update and component checks can still connect to the network; optional reports are sent only by you.

Term dictionaries are free too: ready-made sets and your own names are substituted into the text after recognition. Additional context checking by a local model needs a paid plan or the trial, and an installed model.

What a plan opens

Six things:

• Dictation with translation — you speak yours, English lands in the field.
• Voice prompt — experimental: you say what to do with the text, not only what to write.
• Subtitles — live subtitles with translation.
• Translation under the cursor.
• Meeting recording — records a call and keeps its transcript in local history; text can be copied and exported.
• Smart Keyboard — fixes words typed in the wrong layout, and simple typos, as you type. See the Smart Keyboard page.

What exactly a plan contains comes from the server, not from the app. Anything not in it stays closed.

The trial starts by itself

The first-run setup asks you to sign in or create a free account. Creating it starts a 30-day trial — you do not have to ask, and no card is needed. Everything above works from day one. The trial is available once per account and Mac; signing in again or creating another account on a Mac that has used a trial does not start another one.

If the trial has ended and you have no plan, the dictation panel tells you what to do when you press a hotkey for a paid feature. It never fails silently.

No word limits, on any plan

Apps that send your voice to a server count your words, because every request costs them money. Here nothing runs on a server, so there is nothing to count.

Paying and cancelling

Paddle is our reseller and merchant of record: it takes the payment, handles tax, issues receipts and processes cancellations and refunds. You buy a plan from inside the app: its “See plans” button opens the plans page. Annual is charged at purchase and renews every year until you cancel; lifetime is one payment. The free trial is separate and does not depend on a plan — when it ends, the paid features lock and nothing is charged automatically. Cancelling stops future charges and leaves your access until the end of the period you already paid for.

The exact prices and the money-back window are on the pricing page: they come from the server, and repeating them here would mean drifting apart one day.