IraVoice· Voice dictation app for mac
Private voice dictation for every Mac app
AI & Machine Learning·Communication
What is IraVoice?
IraVoice is a voice dictation app for mac.
IraVoice is a privacy-first, system-wide dictation app for Apple-silicon Macs. Speak naturally and insert polished text into email, documents, chat, notes, and other Mac apps without changing your workflow. It uses Apple’s supported on-device speech recognition and formatting capabilities, helping keep dictation fast and private. IraVoice is designed for writers, founders, professionals, students, and anyone who wants to type less. It includes a 3-day free trial with no account or payment card required, followed by a one-time $50 purchase. IraVoice is signed and notarized for macOS and requires macOS 26 or later.
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1Speak naturally and turn your voice into polished text in any Mac app with private, on-device dictation.