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Utter: AI Voice to Text for Mac and iPhone
Utter (Third Tech Ltd), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 19, 2026
- What it is
- Utter's home page for its Mac and iPhone dictation app. It describes dictation into any app, on-device processing, AI Modes that rewrite text, custom vocabulary, the Free and Pro plans, and a short answer on whether audio is stored or used for training.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own marketing page, dated to the read date. Plans and model names on the page can change, and the page says processing depends on the route the user chooses.
Facts taken from this source
- Utter's home page says that when a user chooses a mode for email, notes, summaries or chat, Utter rewrites the words with the right structure and tone.
“Choose a mode for email, notes, summaries, or chat and Utter rewrites your words with the right structure and tone.” (AI Modes)
- Utter's home page says the user can add replacements for names, jargon and phrases so Utter gets their wording right.
“Teach utter your words. Add replacements for names, jargon, and phrases so Utter gets your wording right.” (Teach utter your words)
- Utter's home page says the free plan lets the user use local models or their own API keys without an Utter subscription.
“Use local models or your own API keys without an Utter subscription.” (Pricing)
- Utter's home page says it works with any app where the user can type text.
“Works with any app where you can type text.” (Use with any app)
- Utter's home page says it turns speech into text on the device, so dictation works without a connection.
“Works offline. Turn your speech into text on-device, so you can dictate anywhere even without a connection.” (On-device processing)