Vendor page
SKI home page and FAQ
SKI, SKI (heyski.io), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The home page of SKI, a voice app for coding agents on Mac, Windows and Linux. Its FAQ says speech-to-text and the voice run on the user's machine, that the app is free for life, and that only an optional meeting feature uses the internet.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own page, read on 2026-10-22. Marketing copy with a FAQ; the privacy policy is the more formal statement. The page does not say whether SKI types into other apps, edits by voice command, or rewrites text with AI, so no row is written for those.
Facts taken from this source
- SKI's home page says the app is free for life.
“Free for life · On-device · Register once · Speaks 6+ languages” (Footer tagline)
- SKI's home page says its speech recognition and neural voice both run on the user's device.
“Speech recognition and a natural neural voice, both running on-device.” (Section 03, Private by design)
- SKI's FAQ says listening, understanding and speaking all happen on the user's own machine, so the app needs no internet connection.
“No. Listening, understanding, and speaking all happen on your own machine.” (FAQ, 'Do I need an internet connection?')