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AI · July 22, 2026

Levitan

You speak, it types. Free, private, on-device voice input

Levitan launched on July 22, 2026 with 3 votes, #8,767 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Most voice typing lives in the cloud, costs a monthly fee, and eats your GPU. Levitan doesn't. Hold a key, speak, and polished text appears where your cursor is - in any app. Runs locally on your CPU, fully offline, nothing leaves your device. Free forever. RU/KZ/EN + 96 languages. Windows & macOS.

Levitan is free voice input for Windows and macOS. Speak — text appears where your cursor is. No internet, no GPU, runs on CPU. Russian, Kazakh, English, and 96 more languages. By Loqira Labs.

Voice input. Russian, Kazakh, English — and 96 more languages. Anything you can type into — chat, email, your code editor, a field in the browser. Hold it like a walkie-talkie button — right ⌘ Command by default. The widget pops up in a moment. Done talking — release the key. Text appears right where your cursor sits. No separate window. No copy-paste. No uploading audio anywhere. The whole thing is a single pass — no windows, no copy-paste, no uploads. Turn on “Activation mode” in settings: no holding needed — press, release, speak, and press again when you’re done. Speech is processed on your computer. It doesn’t go to the cloud, doesn’t land on someone else’s server, doesn’t need a…from loqira.tech

Pricing, as stated on its site

Free — Levitan is completely free for personal use with no subscription, minute limits, word limits, or per-phrase charges. Source-available under PolyForm Noncommercial license; commercial use requires a se

checked November 2026 · prices change

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