tabi
Say it. tabi types it. Free AI dictation for Mac.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
What is tabi?
tabi is a free dictation app for Mac. Hold fn and talk in any app, and clean, finished text lands at your cursor. Tap fn twice to go hands-free.
Select any text and tabi reads it back in a real voice. Open a PDF, a Word file, a book or a photo in Listen and it reads it aloud, in 37 languages.
Hold fn and Control to ask a question, rewrite what you selected, or reply for you.
Names and words in your Dictionary come out spelled right, and tabi learns from the fixes you make.
No account: download it, open it, talk. Free while in beta. Needs macOS 14 or later. Powered by Mistral AI.
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