Press Control.
The global trigger starts capture wherever you are working.
Private voice writing for Mac
Your voice stays on your Mac.
Move the product review to Friday. Add the open questions. Send the recap to Maya.
500-word note
40 WPM typing takes 12.5 minutes. 150 WPM speech takes 3.3 minutes. About 9 minutes back on a 500-word note.
250 WPM is elite typing; the comparison above uses normal averages.
Speak into any app. Get text back in that app. If paste is blocked, the transcript is still copied.
Scrivora feels like a Mac utility, not a cloud workspace. No account to manage. No dashboard to babysit. No paste path to chase.
The global trigger starts capture wherever you are working.
Names, quick replies, and long notes all use the same local path.
Local models handle speech without a required cloud speech API.
Text lands in the focused app, or stays copied when focus changes.
The safest voice app is the one that does not make speech data interesting to a server. Scrivora keeps core dictation local and makes network use explicit.
Core dictation does not need to send your voice to a cloud speech API.
When insertion is unavailable, the transcript remains on the clipboard instead of becoming an error screen.
Recent transcripts stay local and copyable without turning the product into a noisy log viewer.
Model downloads and app updates use the network only when you choose them. Core dictation does not require a hosted speech account.
Download the Mac app as a DMG, drag Scrivora into Applications, and start dictating. Clone the source only if you want to inspect, edit, or build it yourself.
Open the downloaded DMG, drag Scrivora.app into Applications, and run it from the menu bar.
The source lives on GitHub for people who want to audit, change, or build Scrivora themselves.
FluidAudio Parakeet V3 is named clearly, with model terms tracked beside the release docs.
No. Core dictation is account-free.
No. The voice-writing loop is not gated by card capture.
Core dictation uses local transcription. Model downloads or update checks are separate network actions.
Source tags and release assets live on GitHub. Release notes and update metadata live on scrivora.me. The DMG appears only after the signing checks pass.