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Write at the pace of your voice.
A shortcut to dictate in the field where you’re writing. Personal vocabulary and reusable snippets help keep your words your own.
Customizable shortcut · personal vocabulary · snippets
Voice. Writing. Memory.
From your voice,
to what’s next.
Write by speaking. Turn meetings into a memory you can return to. It all starts with your voice, on your Mac.
Preparing for launch
Spokeleaf A message that sounds like you
⌥Right Option
Hold and speakYour voice becomes text where you write.
Ready to listenPersonal vocabulary and snippets
Meeting · example content
Planning the week
00:42
Ana
Let’s review the proposal by Thursday.
01:08
Leo
I’ll draft the first version and share it with the team.
Utterances, names and timestamps you can review.
Search your library
proposal
Planning the week
00:42 · AnaLet’s review the proposal by Thursday.
One conversation. The passage you were looking for.
Local transcriptionVoices in contextAI access by your choice
Every word finds a place
Less effort between
thinking and doing.
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Return to the conversation. Leave the guesswork.
Keep audio and transcripts together, review who spoke, mark moments and return to the point where a decision was made.
Editable utterances · markers · audio in context
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Find what’s worth coming back to.
Search by person, date or word. Organize your library and export timestamped text for the next step in your work.
Search · filters · TXT, Markdown, SRT and JSON
Your Mac. Your words.
Privacy starts
in the right place.
Transcription and speaker separation run on your Mac after model preparation. Your recordings are not sent to the developer for this processing.
- No app account required to transcribe
- Meetings private by default
- You choose what an assistant can read
The initial model download needs internet. If you enable queries, your AI client may send excerpts to its own provider.
Start with care. Stay in your flow.
Three steps,
one new habit.
Prepare your Mac
Choose a model during initial setup. Spokeleaf shows preparation progress and guides you through the permissions it needs.
Give your work a voice
Use the shortcut, record a meeting or import a file. Vocabulary, snippets and markers stay within reach.
Return to what matters
Review the transcript, find an utterance by timestamp and share only what you choose.
Your meetings, with context
A good question
deserves a source.
Connect a compatible local assistant through MCP and query the meetings you share. An answer can return to the passage, speaker and moment in the conversation.
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Learn how to connect your assistantReading is off initially, with permission per meeting. Ordinary web AI apps are not a local connection.
Before you begin
Does Spokeleaf need internet?
Initial preparation downloads the transcription model. Afterward, transcription works locally. An external AI assistant may need internet according to your chosen client and account.
Does it automatically discover who is speaking?
Speaker separation assigns labels to voices. You can review utterances and edit names. Optional enrollment of your own voice requires an explicit action. Similar or overlapping voices may need correction.
Can I choose which meetings the AI can access?
Yes. Assistant reading starts off and each meeting starts private. You enable reading globally and share items individually; you can revoke new queries at any time.
When can I buy it?
We’re preparing the Mac launch. The selected model is a one-time purchase, paid when downloading. Price, final requirements and availability will be announced at launch.
Spokeleaf
Your next idea
can start out loud.
Explore Spokeleaf’s flow for dictation, meetings and assistants.
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