Voicr for Mac

Voicr does on-device transcription, so your audio never leaves the Mac. Hold fn in any text field, speak, and release to insert the words exactly where your cursor sits. It works offline and inside apps that don't ship their own speech-to-text feature. That last point matters more than it sounds, because plenty of dictation software still pipes your audio to a remote server and back before a single word shows up on screen. Voicr skips that round trip.

A second shortcut, Control + fn, captures a thought as a note instead of inserting it. The note is saved inside Voicr and waits for you in the Notes section. Why keep them separate? Because a half-formed idea isn't always ready for a document. It's a quick way to hold onto a thought before it slips away. Grab it now, organize it later.

Think of it as an AI writing assistant that lives inside your shortcuts. Select text in any Mac app, press Option + Space, and pick how you want it improved. You can fix tone, tighten grammar, boost clarity, or translate. Custom instructions let you build your own presets for repeatable workflows, like making every draft sound friendlier.

Dictation can follow a short polishing instruction, either for every app or only the ones you choose. That means a message in a chat window can be cleaned up for casualness while a document keeps a more formal voice, without you re-explaining the rule each time. Set it once. Forget it.

Beyond the built-in options, you can create as many instructions as you need and bind them to shortcuts. Regular users can build a small library of commands for the tones and workflows they repeat, turning one-off edits into one-key actions. Less typing. Better drafts.

No account, no cloud, and no sign-in step. Voicr is built to stay out of the way: it appears when you press a shortcut and vanishes when you're done. It's that simple.