A man dictating at a laptop and external monitor in a loft office

Product

One shortcut. Every application.

Six things Vaitly Voice does, and the one thing it never does: send your voice anywhere.

Everywhere

If you can type there, you can talk there.

Vaitly Voice sits at the operating-system level, not inside one app. Gmail, Slack, Teams, Notion, Word, VS Code, a terminal, a web form: the text arrives wherever the cursor blinks, with the clipboard exactly as you left it.

Offline

The model lives on your laptop.

Recognition runs on the neural engine of an Apple silicon Mac, and on the GPU or CPU of a Windows PC when that app ships. Flight mode works. Hotel Wi-Fi does not matter. Your audio has no network path to travel.

Vocabulary

Teach it your world once.

Add the names of your customers, your codebase, your medication list or your football team. Say how each is pronounced. From then on they are spelled the way you spell them, without a correction pass.

Snippets

A phrase in, a paragraph out.

Say “insert my address” or “standard sign-off” and the full text drops in. Snippets expand on your machine, before the text reaches the app you are working in.

Transforms

Rewrite on the way through.

Make it formal, make it half the length, turn it into bullet points, translate it. Transforms run locally by default. If you prefer a cloud model, connect one and every transform that leaves the device says so on its face.

Insights

Your numbers, computed at home.

Words dictated, minutes saved, streaks kept. The statistics are calculated on your device and never reported anywhere.

Try it on the free plan.

1,000 words a week, every feature above, no card.