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VocalCode (home page)
VocalCode, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The maker's home page for VocalCode, a push-to-talk voice input app for Windows and Apple Silicon Mac. It states that recognition runs on the computer, what it types into, and that the desktop app is free.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own page, read 2026-10-22. It is marketing copy, so the privacy notice is used for the data-handling claims.
Facts taken from this source
- VocalCode's home page states 29 languages: one of 25 European language preferences, plus Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, Korean and Japanese.
“29 languages Four on-device models Choose one of 25 European language preferences, Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, Korean or Japanese.” (Features list, Speech recognition section)
- VocalCode's home page says that new installs save dictation history, encrypted on the device, for one week by default, and that users can change the retention or turn it off.
“New installs save dictation history encrypted on this device for one week by default” (Home page, 'Speech audio stays on this computer' list)