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KeyVox: Free AI Voice Dictation Keyboard App for iOS and macOS
KeyVox (Dom Esposito), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 19, 2026
- What it is
- The home page of KeyVox, a dictation app for macOS and iOS by Dom Esposito. It lists the features, says dictation is always free, and answers in its FAQ how offline use, Accessibility permission and audio handling work.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own marketing page, so each quote is the maker's claim. Its FAQ matches its privacy policy on audio handling, and it gives no version numbers for the features it lists.
Facts taken from this source
- KeyVox's home page calls its voice transcription app always free.
“Private, lightning fast, and always free voice transcription app” (Hero text)
- KeyVox's home page says its custom dictionary holds names, emails and special words.
“Custom dictionary for names, emails, and special words.” (Features, Smart)
- KeyVox's FAQ says no audio or text ever leaves the Mac.
“No audio or text ever leaves your Mac.” (FAQ, Mac: Is my audio sent anywhere?)
- KeyVox's FAQ says no internet connection is required on the Mac after the model is downloaded.
“No internet connection is required after the model is downloaded.” (FAQ, Mac: Is my audio sent anywhere?)
- KeyVox's home page says all dictation and transcription happens on the device.
“All dictation and transcription happens on-device.” (Features, Private)
- KeyVox's FAQ says the Mac app needs Accessibility permission to insert text into other apps.
“KeyVox needs Accessibility permission to insert text into other apps.” (FAQ, Mac: No text is being inserted)
- KeyVox's home page says Vibes gives on-device, reversible writing styles for anything you say.
“KeyVox Vibes gives you on-device, reversible writing styles for anything you say.” (Features, Styles)