DicText appsMore than dictation: speak naturally in 30+ languages and DicText inserts finished, translated text into any app — Mail, Docs, Slack, your CRM — without switching tools.
Mac: free, macOS 13 Ventura or later, Apple silicon & Intel.Mobile: free keyboard apps for voice-first writing.
System-wide dictation from one shortcut
8.2 MBDownload MacScan with your phone
Open App StoreScan with your phone
Open Google PlayFrom the Microsoft Store — installs clean, no warnings
Get from StoreNo install — unzip & run on locked-down PCs
78.8 MBGet portable ZIPThe Microsoft Store copy is signed by Microsoft, so it installs with no warning. The direct installer further down is unsigned — Windows may say the publisher is unknown; choose More info, then Run anyway.
Translate
Speak one language, insert another — translates what you say.
Works everywhere
Types into Mail, Docs, Slack, browsers, CRMs, and chat.
Polish
Polishes grammar, structure, and tone before insertion.
Private
Your recording is deleted the moment it is transcribed — we never keep audio.
How it works
Pick a task and watch your voice turn into finished, translated text — live, in the apps you already use.
New message · Maya Chen
Your finished text will appear here…
This walkthrough mirrors the current DicText app experience. On iPhone, Apple briefly hands microphone recording to the DicText app, then you return to the keyboard to review and insert.
Pricing
Every plan includes the full AI voice workflow — the same AI model, the same writing quality. Paid plans add capacity: pick the amount of audio and text processing you need.
Starter
Voice-type, fix, and translate — free to start.
5 min/day · 20,000 chars/mo
Pro
For people who write all day.
60 min/day · 600,000 chars/mo
Premium
For power users and teams.
Maximum voice + text
Plan limits are based on voice minutes and generated text volume. Every plan runs the same AI model, so the writing quality is identical; paid upgrades add capacity, more devices per account, and priority support. Unlimited use follows a fair-use limit of 8 hours of voice a day and 15 million characters a month.
Questions about billing?
