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SpeakEasy
Hold a key, talk, let go
SpeakEasy is voice dictation that stays out of the way. Hold a key, say what you want to write, let go, and clean, polished text is typed into whichever app you are using.
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What it is for
- People who think faster than they type.
- Anyone writing emails, chat messages, notes or code in lots of different apps.
- People who want dictation that can work fully offline.
The details
- Platforms
- macOS and Linux
- Speech
- On-device offline engine, or Gemini with your own key
- Price
- To be announced
- Licence
- Buy once, own it forever. 12 months of updates included.
What it does
- Hold to talkHold fn (or a shortcut you choose), speak, and release. The text lands in the app you were in.
- Polished, not rawOptional clean-up removes filler words and tightens wording. You choose how much: None, Light or Medium.
- Writing stylesAuto, Email, Chat, Notes or Code, so Slack stays short and Mail stays email-ready.
- Works offlineUse on-device speech recognition with no API key and no network. A Gemini key is optional.
- Personal dictionaryTeach it names and terms once and it spells them your way.
- SnippetsSay a trigger phrase and it expands to saved text.
- AI commandSelect some text, hold a second shortcut and say what to change.
- Five themesGreen, Blue, Yellow, Glass and Matrix, for the app and the dictation bubble.