On your machine, by default
Speech turns into text on your computer. The audio never leaves it. After a one-time voice model download, it works with no internet at all.
Private beta · Made in Canada
Hold a key, speak, let go. Your words appear wherever you type. Talk2me turns your voice into text on your own machine, so what you say stays with you.
Your data belongs to you. We never touch it. Unlike other voice apps, we never train on your voice.
Your data belongs to you.
We never touch it.
Not your voice. Not your words. Not to train AI, not to sell, not to "improve our services". Never.
Privacy by design
Most dictation apps send your voice to their servers. Talk2me does the work on your computer's own chip. We never receive your voice, your words or your files. So we can't train on them, sell them or leak them.
Speech turns into text on your computer. The audio never leaves it. After a one-time voice model download, it works with no internet at all.
No sign-up, no user ID, no ads. Anonymous usage counts only if you say yes. Your audio, words and text never leave your machine.
Never. Not with your consent, not anonymized, not later. Your voice is not our product, and it never reaches us.
Prefer a cloud engine? Bring your own key; it stays on your machine. Every route wears a tag: 100% private Private · ZDR Not private
| # | Question | Talk2me | Typical cloud dictation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Where is your voice turned into text? | On your machine | On the company's servers |
| 2 | Account required? | Never | Usually |
| 3 | Can your voice train AI models? | NEVER | Check the fine print |
| 4 | Works offline? | Yes | No |
| 5 | Analytics and tracking? | Anonymous usage counts, only if you say yes. | Common |
Strict privacy. One switch in Settings keeps every step on your machine, text cleanup included. No exceptions, no fine print.
Fast, fun, done
Talking is about three times faster than typing. Talk2me makes it feel natural, in every app you use.
From any app: email, notes, chat, docs or your code editor. You can change the shortcut.
Talk like you talk. Pause, think, carry on. The ring on screen moves with your voice.
Your words land right where your cursor is. Clean, punctuated, ready to send.
On a Mac, the recommended voice model runs on the GPU, so text appears quickly.
If you can type there, you can talk there. No plug-ins, no copy and paste.
Say "twenty five", get 25. Say "three D", get 3D.
A personal dictionary for names, brands and jargon.
Remove the "ums" and fix punctuation, on your machine if you prefer.
Every update is signed and checked. Nothing installs until you say so.
Made in Canada
Talk2me is designed and built in Canada by a small, independent team. We think privacy is a right, not a premium feature. So we built an app that needs as little trust as possible: the safest data is data we never get.
If you use Proton, Signal or a no-logs VPN, you already know the rule. Talk2me follows it too.
This website, too
Private beta
Talk2me is in a small private beta. Mac now, Windows and Linux next. Leave your email and your platform, and we'll send you an invite when a spot opens.
Questions
Yes. With a voice model on your computer (the default choice), your audio is turned into text on your machine and never leaves it. Talk2me has no account and collects nothing about you. If you pick a cloud engine instead, your audio goes straight from your machine to that provider, with your own key, and Settings tags that route so you always know.
Never. Your data belongs to you, and we never touch it. We never receive your voice or your words, so we can't train on them, and we never will. That is how Talk2me is built, not a setting you have to find.
Only to download the app and, once, the voice model. After that, dictation on your machine works offline. Talk2me also checks for updates by asking for one small signed file. That request carries nothing about you, and nothing installs until you press Update now.
Mac today: Apple silicon (M1 or later) and macOS 13 or later. Windows and Linux are next. Join the waitlist and pick your platform, and we'll tell you when it's ready.
Nothing during the private beta.
This beta is not yet notarized by Apple. macOS asks you to confirm once: open System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and click Open Anyway. The download page walks you through it.
We want to listen closely to a small group of people before we open the doors. Join the waitlist and we'll send you a code.
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