Vendor page
TypeVoice home page and FAQ
TypeVoice, TypeVoice (Priyam Ventures), n.d.
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The home page of TypeVoice, a Mac dictation app that transcribes on the Mac's Neural Engine and types the text into the app in use. Its FAQ says dictation needs no connection after a one-time model download, explains the Accessibility permission, and says that dictation pauses after the trial until the app is bought.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own home page and FAQ, read in October 2026. The schema.org data on the page repeats the same statements. Prices and trial terms are the maker's and may change.
Facts taken from this source
- TypeVoice's FAQ says dictation pauses after the trial until the user buys the app once.
“Dictation pauses until you buy it, once.” (Home page, FAQ: what happens after the trial)
- TypeVoice's home page says a name added once to its dictionary lands spelled right in dictation.
“Your words, spelled your way Add a name once. It lands right.” (Home page, features section)
- TypeVoice's FAQ says it transcribes on the Mac's Neural Engine, so the voice never leaves the machine.
“TypeVoice transcribes on your Mac's Neural Engine, so your voice never leaves the machine” (Home page, FAQ: how it differs from Wispr Flow)
- TypeVoice's FAQ says Accessibility access lets it type the text into the app you are using.
“Accessibility, to notice the key anywhere on the Mac and to type the text into the app you're using.” (Home page, FAQ: why it needs Accessibility and Microphone)
- TypeVoice's FAQ says that after the one-time model download on first launch, dictation needs no connection at all.
“Yes. After the one-time model download on first launch, dictation needs no connection at all.” (Home page, FAQ: does it work offline)