Your words. Spelled your way.
Add names, specialist terms, and the phrases you use every day. Your own replacements give familiar words a familiar spelling.
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Scribed Talk for Mac In preview
Less typing.
More you.
The reply. The big idea. The thought you don’t want to lose.
Just say it. Talk puts it into words on your Mac.
Apple silicon · macOS 14+ · One Scribed account
Scribed Talk
On your MacTo: Morgan
A little follow-up
What appears:
Standard clean-upSpoken punctuation on
On-device speech recognition Your vocabulary Right where you write
From thought to text
Stay with the thought.
We’ll keep up.
One shortcut. Your own voice. A little less distance between what you mean and what you write.
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Hold a key.
Put your cursor where you want your words. Hold left Option, or set a shortcut that feels right for you.
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Speak your mind.
Say it naturally. Double-press the shortcut for hands-free dictation when a thought needs a little more room.
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Keep moving.
Release the key to finish—or press Escape in hands-free mode. Your text appears in the app you’re using.
Made for your everyday
Small details.
More room to think.
Names you use. Phrases you repeat. Thoughts worth keeping. Make Talk feel like part of your day.
Say a little. Save a lot.
Save the text you write again and again. Dictate its exact trigger phrase on its own to insert the whole snippet.
“my signature”Example
Thanks,Morgan ChenDesign, with a little more care.
At home in your apps.
The email, the message, the idea in your notes. Dictate into the text field you’re already using, or catch a thought in Talk’s scratchpad.
Documents
Messages
Notes
Find that thought again.
Keep a searchable local transcript history. Copy, export, or delete an entry—and turn new history off whenever you prefer.
Your words, on your MacExample
Let’s go over the details tomorrow.
TodayMake a little more room for the idea.
TodayYour Mac does the listening
Some thoughts
are just for you.
Your speech is processed on your device. Audio isn’t uploaded for transcription or saved to your history. Keep a local transcript when it’s useful, or turn history off.
Local speech recognition Optional transcript history
A closer look at privacy Which Macs can run Scribed Talk?
Scribed Talk is a native macOS app for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 Sonoma or later. It needs microphone access to hear you and Accessibility permission to insert text into other apps.
What needs an internet connection?
Connect to sign in, verify your session each time Talk opens, and download the voice model once, about 500 MB. Once your session is verified, local dictation can continue offline for up to 24 hours in that running session. Your speech is processed on your Mac.
What happens to my recordings and history?
Audio is held in memory for transcription and isn’t saved to your history. Optional transcript history stays on your Mac; you can search, copy, export, or delete it. You can turn off new history and choose how many entries to keep. History is not encrypted by the app.
Can I choose my own shortcut?
Yes. The default is left Option: hold to speak and release to insert your words. You can change it in Settings. Double-press for hands-free dictation, then press Escape to finish. Each recording is limited to five minutes.
Can I download it today?
Scribed Talk is in Mac preview. We’re preparing the signed public release. Email us to ask about trying the preview; we’ll share availability and setup details. There’s no public download or paid plan on this page yet.
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Mac preview · Apple silicon · macOS 14+