Dictate, edit, and generate text in any Mac app with Apple Intelligence. No API key, on-device by default. One payment, two Macs, no account.
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Dictate, edit, and generate text in any Mac app. On-device by default.
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Hold Fn, speak, and let go. The cleaned-up text appears wherever your cursor is.
quietspeech.app has the notarized download and license keys.
--watch, and command names stay lowercase.Audio is transcribed on this Mac, and Apple Intelligence cleans up the text on this Mac. There's no account and no telemetry, and audio isn't kept after transcription. The text of your last 200 dictations is saved locally as history.
You can connect OpenAI, Groq, Ollama, or a custom endpoint instead. When you do, only what you send goes to that provider.
You need macOS 26 and Xcode 26 or later.
./build-app.sh # release build, assembled into QuietSpeech.app
open QuietSpeech.app
swift test # unit tests
build-app.sh signs with a Developer ID or Apple Development certificate if you have one. Without one it signs ad-hoc, and macOS then asks for permissions again after every rebuild.
package.sh makes a distributable build. It signs, notarizes and staples the app, packages it as a DMG, and updates the Sparkle feed. This needs a Developer ID certificate and a notarytool keychain profile; the script explains how to set one up.
| Path | Contents |
|---|---|
Sources/QuietSpeech/ | The menu-bar app: speech, cleanup, AI, text insertion, settings, overlay |
Sources/Licensing/ | License activation and validation, with tests in Tests/LicensingTests/ |
landing/ | The quietspeech.app website and the Sparkle appcast.xml |
design/ | Design system, tokens and overlay concepts |
scripts/ | Build helpers; polish-bench/, which scores AI polish on your captured dictations; and speech-bench/, which compares speech recognizers on your saved audio clips |
QuietSpeech is free software under the GNU General Public License v3. See NOTICE and THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.
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