Works in every app
Mail, Slack, Notes, your browser, your editor: the text goes where your cursor is. If there’s no text field, it waits in your history.
Dictation for the Mac
Say it. It’s typed, the way you meant it.
Hold Right ⌥, speak, and let go. Truespoken puts your words into whatever app you’re in — with the ums gone, the punctuation right, and your names spelled the way you spell them.
Free for 2,000 words a week. Every new account starts with 14 days of Pro.
Everything a keyboard can’t do.
Truespoken is built for people who think faster than they type — in email, chat, docs and code comments alike.
Three styles
Faithful keeps your words as you said them. Light cleanup drops the fillers and fixes punctuation. Polished reads like you wrote it.
Speak any language, get English
Switch the mode to Translate and dictate in Portuguese, Spanish or another language; the text comes out in English.
Learns your words
Fix a name Truespoken got wrong and it offers to remember it, so the next dictation gets it right.
Checks the words it wasn’t sure of
When a word was hard to hear, Truespoken can show it to you before the text goes in.
Keeps going offline
No connection? Your Mac transcribes on its own, with a warning icon saying so, and nothing is lost.
How it works
Hold Right ⌥
Start talking. A small panel shows it’s listening.
Speak naturally
Pause, restart, say “um”. Truespoken transcribes while you speak.
Let go
The text lands in the app you’re in, styled the way you chose.
Your words aren’t kept.
Your audio is transcribed and styled, then deleted, never stored. Your history stays on your Mac, and Truespoken keeps only what it needs to count your words.
Read the privacy policy →Questions
What do I need?
A Mac with macOS 26 or later, and a Truespoken account. You sign in with Apple, Google, GitHub or an email code.
What counts as a word?
Only the words of the final text Truespoken gives you, counted once. Silence, failed dictations and restyling a dictation you already paid for are free.
What happens when my words run out?
You keep dictating: your Mac transcribes on its own until your words renew, without styles or translation. Pro lifts the limit to 100,000 words a month, and on Pro you can buy 50,000 extra words for US$4 that never expire.
When can I download it?
Truespoken is getting ready for its first public release. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you once, when it’s ready.
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