Use case
Dictation in any Mac app
Tap the Sayonic pill and say what to write, and it types the text into the field you're in. Dictate a note and it lands in Apple Notes.
How it works
- Click into the field. The message, document or search box you want to write in.
- Tap the pill and speak. Say it the way you would say it to a person. Sayonic follows along.
- Sayonic types it. The words go into the field you're in, and the pill shows them as it goes.
Things you can say
- “Type: running ten minutes late”
- “Note: buy milk and eggs”
- “Type my reply: sounds good, see you at one”
- “Press Return”
The facts
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- $4.99/month for each Mac
- Apple silicon and Intel
- English, with Urdu and Hindi mixed in
Questions
- Where does the text go?
- Into the field you're in. Sayonic can type text into it for you, or put a dictated note straight into Apple Notes.
- Which languages does it understand?
- English. Speak naturally, the way you would to a person. It also follows Urdu and Hindi when they are mixed into an English sentence.
- Is my audio saved?
- No. Audio isn't saved, and there are no analytics or ads.
- How much does it cost?
- $4.99 a month for each Mac, paid through PayPal. Cancel anytime.