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Revi: You talk. It types. Nobody's listening.
Revi (Lumea di Georgiana Huides), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 20, 2026
- What it is
- The product site of Revi, a dictation app for Mac, Windows and Linux. It describes on-device speech recognition, a one-time license price, an optional Cloud plan, its clipboard manager and its FAQ.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own product page, so it states what the maker claims, with no independent testing. Prices and plan contents may change. The page links to a privacy page that is marked as a draft.
Facts taken from this source
- On Revi's one-time local plan, which uses three on-device engines, dictation covers 25 or more languages with automatic detection.
“Three on-device engines + the full Whisper catalog 25+ languages with automatic detection” (Pricing section, one-time plan)
- Revi's pricing page lists advanced rewrites on the Cloud plan.
“Language switching even mid-sentence ... Advanced rewrites (“make it a formal email”)” (Pricing, Cloud plan)
- Revi's home page says it turns the user's voice into text in every app on the computer.
“Revi turns your voice into text, in every app on your computer.” (Hero section)
- Revi's pricing page lists a personal dictionary in the one-time local plan.
“Live typing, personal dictionary, AI cleanup Updates included” (Pricing, one-time plan)
- Revi's FAQ says speech recognition, text cleanup and the dictionary run on the user's computer.
“Speech recognition, text cleanup and your dictionary run entirely on your computer” (FAQ)
- Revi's footer says texts never leave the computer, even on the Cloud plan.
“Your texts never leave your computer - not even on the Cloud plan.” (Footer)
- Revi's FAQ says dictation works with the Wi-Fi unplugged.
“Unplug the Wi-Fi and dictate all the same.” (FAQ)