Hit a hotkey—your voice turns into text right where your cursor sits. VoxTap runs completely offline on your Mac. Uses on-device AI. Zero cloud uploads. No account setup required. Your voice data never leaves your machine.
Built for developers using AI coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code). You dictate lengthy, context-heavy prompts instead of typing them out. AI output quality jumps when you feed it detailed instructions rather than vague one-liners. Freelance developers handling proprietary client code can dictate complex refactoring instructions. No worry about voice recordings landing on external servers.
English accuracy exceeds 95%. Handles technical terminology and code-related speech better than generic dictation software. Filler words? Stripped automatically. Text appears in under a second—from hotkey press to characters showing up in VS Code, Terminal, Slack, wherever you're working.
Transcription history includes timestamps and full-text search. Previous dictations copy with one click. Matters less than the core function, but helps when you're repeating similar instructions across multiple files.
You get 45 minutes free (no signup). Paid version runs $29—lifetime access on one Mac. Competitors charge $849 lifetime or $15 monthly. The catch: you need macOS 14 or newer. Apple Silicon performs best. Intel Macs technically work. Windows and Linux users can't use it.
