Press a shortcut. Speak in any app. MoVoice drops the words right where you were typing — on your Mac, with a quiet history kept neatly out of the way.
Why it matters
Email replies, Slack threads, meeting notes, that quick idea before it slips away — all of them get typed at half the speed your brain works. MoVoice closes that gap.
Speak as fast as you think. The moment you stop, the text lands in the focused field.
Recognition runs locally. Audio and transcripts never leave your laptop unless you decide to share them.
A small icon ready when you are. No window to open, no app to switch to.
What it does for you
A single global shortcut starts dictation in any app — no window switching, no waiting for a dialog.
Recognition runs locally. Audio, transcripts, and history live on your machine — and only there.
Every recording keeps its audio, transcript, and timestamp — so when you need that one sentence again, it’s right there.
How it works
Anywhere on the Mac — even mid-sentence in another app — start dictation with one key combo.
The waveform shows it’s listening. Recognition runs on your laptop — never a server.
Your words are already in the field. No copy-paste, no app switching.
Inside the app
Set the key combo once. From then on, speak inside Slack, your inbox, your editor — wherever you happen to be typing.
Speech recognition runs on your Mac. Nothing is sent to a server, ever.
MoVoice doesn’t take a whole window. It sits in the menu bar and stays out of your way.
Pick the shortcut, give it permission to listen and paste, download the model — done.
FAQ
For developers
The MōApps are built on MōBrowser — TeamDev’s framework for turning a TypeScript codebase into a native desktop app on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Same team behind JxBrowser and DotNetBrowser.
