Dictately
Hold a key, talk — clean text in any Mac app
Dictately launched on July 18, 2026 with 14 votes, #1,157 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
The fastest, most accurate voice dictation for macOS. Speak naturally, get perfect text. 99+ languages, smart formatting, context-aware AI.
AI-powered voice dictation that understands context, fixes grammar, and types into any app. 3x faster than typing. Free forever with 2,000 words/month. No credit card required. Dictately injects text directly into any app. No plugins, no extensions. Ramble, stumble, restart — your messy speech becomes clean, professional text instantly. Real Dictately output — fillers removed, grammar fixed, tone polished. Hold a key, talk, release. Your keyboard can't keep up with your brain. Your voice can. Dictately removes filler words, fixes grammar, adds punctuation, and formats your text — all in under a second. No editing needed. Dictately detects the active app and adapts. Casual in Slack,…from dictately.io
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