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Pulita: dictation for Mac in the language you choose
Seleniora, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The product page for Pulita, a Mac dictation app made by Seleniora. It says Pulita is free but needs the user's own paid OpenAI API key and an internet connection, lists 45 languages, and names the OpenAI models used for speech and clean-up.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own product page, read on the date shown. It lists Mac as the only platform available now; iPhone, Android and Windows versions are described as coming later.
Facts taken from this source
- Seleniora's Pulita page says Pulita uses the gpt-6-luna model for clean-up and translation.
“Pulita uses gpt-transcribe for speech to text ... gpt-6-luna for clean-up and translation” ('What it costs you' section)
- Seleniora's Pulita page says Pulita is free, and that the user pays OpenAI for what they dictate.
“Pulita is free. You pay OpenAI for what you dictate.” (Opening lines and 'What it costs you' section)
- Seleniora's Pulita page says Pulita needs an internet connection, and that OpenAI processes the speech.
“Pulita needs an internet connection ... your speech is processed by OpenAI.” ('Good to know' list)
- Seleniora's Pulita page says the audio travels from the Mac straight to OpenAI.
“Your audio travels from your Mac straight to OpenAI.” (Privacy: Direct connection)
- Seleniora's Pulita page says Pulita works in any app, without taking over the Mac.
“Works in any app. Without taking over your Mac.” ('Your Mac, your rules' section)