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No Type: voice typing for macOS and Windows (home page)
No Type, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 20, 2026
- What it is
- The home page of No Type, a voice typing app for macOS and Windows. It covers local and cloud processing, the personal dictionary, dictation into the active field, the FAQ and the downloads.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own page. Its interactive examples use prepared text and do not run the app, so they are not evidence of features. The FAQ and the processing section are the clearest statements.
Facts taken from this source
- No Type says the user can add names, project titles and specialist terms to a personal dictionary.
“Add names, project titles and specialist terms to your dictionary.” (Section 'Make No Type work with the way you speak and write')
- No Type says it is free, and that cloud APIs are billed separately by the provider the user connects.
“No Type is free. Cloud APIs are billed separately by your provider.” (Section 'How your data is handled')
- No Type says that when the user connects a cloud provider with an API key, audio or text is sent to that provider's servers for the step chosen.
“Connect a provider with your own API key. Audio or text is sent to its servers for the processing step you choose.” (Section 'In the cloud')
- No Type says it inserts text into the active field, such as a chat, email, browser or editor.
“No Type inserts text into the active field, such as a chat, email, browser or editor.” (FAQ: 'Which apps can I dictate into?')
- No Type says you can dictate offline once you have downloaded a local speech model.
“Yes, once you have downloaded a local speech model.” (FAQ: 'Can I dictate offline?')