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100% on-device · our own model

Talk to your Mac.
It writes — and acts.

Hold a shortcut and speak. Polished text lands wherever your cursor already is — in any app.

Held fn, talked, let go. Nothing was typed or tidied up afterwards.

Dictation works everywhere

  • Gmail
  • Slack
  • Notion
  • Claude
  • Linear
  • Figma
  • VS Code
  • Obsidian
  • Discord
  • + every other app

The instrument

This is the whole interface.

A menu-bar panel, and a list of phrases you already know how to say. Nothing to arrange, nothing to learn.

LoudInk's Commands settings pane: the built-in phrases in mono — open Spotify, what's the weather in Tokyo, switch to tab three — grouped under Apps & websites, Search & maps, and Tabs & browsing, each with a plain-language description of what it does.
Commands — every phrase, and what each one does, in one pane
The top of LoudInk's menu-bar panel: LoudInk ready, Hold to dictate with the Fn keycap, engines ready, and the General, Safe clarity and Verbatim writing styles.
The panel — hold a key, speak, done

It also does things

Say the errand. Approve the plan.

Everyday browser and Mac work — opening apps and sites, searching, tabs, windows, supported app workflows.

reads run immediately · writes always ask first

What you can say

Everything else is dictation.

There’s no syntax to learn. These phrases do things.

Apps & websites

open SpotifyLaunches the app.
open my gmailOpens the site in your browser.

Search & maps

weather in TokyoQuestions become a search.
coffee near meOpens a Maps search.

Tabs & windows

switch to tab threeJumps to a tab by number.
make it full screenActs on the front window.

Why it feels instant

There’s no upload, so there’s no upload to wait for.

Cloud dictation spends its budget on the round-trip: encode, upload, queue, generate, download. LoudInk spends all of it on the work.

2.3 s

median from your last word to text on screen, across 21 warm dictations

Where that median dictation went, stage by stage

hearing you · speech recognition1271 ms
writing it properly · polish & plan998 ms
typing it into your appunder 1 ms

uploading your audiodoesn't exist
waiting in someone's queuedoesn't exist

Three bars, all of them work, none of them network — which is why it still works on a plane, and why slow café Wi-Fi can’t make dictation slow.

Our own model

Built for one job, small enough for any Mac.

01

The model is 0.8 GB on disk

4-bit weights, one shared foundation. No dedicated GPU, no minimum spec — it runs on an 8 GB Air.

typical 6 GB · LoudInk 0.8

02

One resident model, two jobs

Writing polish and computer-use planning are task adapters on the same warm model. Switching never reloads weights.

03

Plans compiled, not improvised

The model emits a structured intent that compiles into the exact steps you approve.

Privacy, structurally

It isn’t a policy. There’s nowhere for it to go.

Turn the network off after setup and everything still works — it was never using it.

Notarised and signed for macOS, every release

Audio is processed in memory, never written to disk

One number syncs — your monthly action count

Recent transcripts stay on your Mac, for as long as you choose

Where each thing lives
Whatcloud AILoudInk
Your audiouploadedthis Mac
Your textsentnever
The modeltheir cloudyour Mac
Works offlinenoyes
Coverageone tabevery app

Pricing

Start free. Cancel anytime.

Dictation and computer use share one monthly allowance.

Free

$025 actions or 25,000 words / month
  • Every feature, no trial clock
  • Dictation in every app
  • Free account, no card

Max

$10/mo · unlimited actions
  • No counting, ever
  • For writing all day, every day
  • Priority support

30-day refund, no questions asked

Talk to your Mac.

Free to start. Nothing leaves your Mac. Ready when you are.

macOS 14+Apple silicon535 MB download~1.3 GB installedno credit card