Open the installer
Double-click Voicetypr.dmg in your Downloads.
Your macOS download is starting automatically. Didn't work? Download manually.
Double-click Voicetypr.dmg in your Downloads.
Drag the Voicetypr icon into your Applications folder.
Open Voicetypr, set a hotkey, and start dictating.
Run the Voicetypr .exe from your Downloads.
If Windows shows “Unknown publisher,” click More info → Run anyway.
Open Voicetypr, set a hotkey, and start dictating.
Free 3-day trial, no card to start. Need a different build? Apple Silicon · Intel Mac · Windows · Microsoft Store
Yes — Voicetypr is notarized by Apple, so it opens normally with no Gatekeeper warnings or right-click workarounds. Just open it and start dictating.
Macs from 2020 on are Apple Silicon (M-series) — use the default build. Older Intel Macs can grab the Intel build from the “Need a different build?” links above.
Yes — transcription runs on-device with local models, so your voice never leaves your Mac. Optional cloud AI formatting is opt-in and uses your own key.
macOS 14 (Sonoma) and later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel.
Because the installer isn't code-signed yet, Chrome and Edge flag it on download (not on running it). Click Keep — in Edge, open the ⋯ menu on the warning → Keep → Keep anyway — to save the .exe, then open it. It's the official build straight from our GitHub releases.
SmartScreen shows that because the installer isn't EV-code-signed yet. Click More info → Run anyway — it's the official build straight from our GitHub releases.
New, unsigned installers occasionally trip a false positive. The build comes directly from our public GitHub releases, where you can verify the source.
Yes — transcription runs on-device with local models, so your voice never leaves your PC. Optional cloud AI formatting is opt-in and uses your own key.
Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). Prefer the store? There's a Microsoft Store build too.