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Voxa - Voice-to-Text for macOS | Local AI Dictation App
Voxa, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The home page of Voxa, a macOS dictation app that types into any app with a text field, processes speech and text on the Mac, and includes an AI correction engine and text transformations. It sells a one-time licence at £49.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own marketing page, read 2026-10-22. Its claims about local processing are plain. It conflicts with the FAQ on the refund period (14 days here, 30 days in the FAQ), so the price and refund terms are not used. The testimonials on the page are customer reviews and are not used as the maker's own statements.
Facts taken from this source
- The Voxa home page says its built-in AI correction engine reviews every sentence in real time and fixes grammar, spelling and punctuation before the text is inserted.
“Our built-in AI correction engine reviews every sentence in real time, fixing grammar, spelling, and punctuation” (Intelligent Grammar & Style Correction)
- The Voxa home page says Voxa processes everything locally on the user's Mac using on-device AI models, unlike cloud dictation tools that send the voice to remote servers.
“Unlike cloud-based dictation tools that send your voice to remote servers, Voxa processes everything locally on your Mac using advanced on-device AI models.” (Privacy-First, Built for Professionals)
- The Voxa home page says voice recordings never leave the user's device, with no cloud storage and no remote processing.
“Your voice recordings never leave your device. No cloud storage, no remote processing, no data mining.” (Privacy-First, Built for Professionals)
- The Voxa home page says the app works system-wide on macOS, so the user can dictate into any text field, document or chat window.
“Voxa works system-wide on macOS, meaning you can dictate into any text field, document, or chat window.” (Seamless Integration Across Every Application)