Blog  ·  September 23, 2026  ·  3 min read

WhisperVoca Mac Beta Is Open (Apple Silicon & Intel)

TLDR

  • Mac beta is open for Apple Silicon and Intel
  • Dictation runs offline on your Mac
  • Windows is still coming soon

WhisperVoca is in open beta on Mac. If you have been waiting to try offline voice dictation that stays on your machine, you can download it today.

There are builds for Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, and later) and Intel Macs. Grab the one that matches your chip from the download section.

What it does

Hold a shortcut, talk, and your words show up in whatever app you are in — email, notes, docs, code editors, chat. Transcription happens on your Mac using a local Whisper model. Nothing is uploaded.

Download a model once inside the app, then you can dictate offline. That is the whole point for us: private, local, and usable without Wi-Fi.

It is still a beta

We are calling this a beta on purpose. The core loop works, but you will probably hit rough edges. If something feels broken or missing, tell us. That feedback is what this phase is for.

Privacy, briefly

Your voice is transcribed on your device and the audio is discarded. We do not upload recordings or train models on what you say. More detail is on the privacy page.

Windows

Still coming. The Mac beta is what is available now. When Windows is ready, we will post about it here.

Try it

Download for Mac, pick a model, and start talking. Free to try — see pricing if you want the details, or just head straight to download.

Frequently asked questions

Is WhisperVoca available for Mac?

Yes. The Mac beta is open for both Apple Silicon (M1 and later) and Intel Macs. You can download either build from the WhisperVoca website.

Does WhisperVoca work offline?

Yes. After you download a speech model once, dictation runs entirely on your Mac with no internet connection required.

Is there a Windows version?

Not yet. Windows is coming soon. The Mac beta is available now for Apple Silicon and Intel.

What does beta mean for WhisperVoca?

The app is usable day to day, but it is still early. Expect rough edges, and feel free to tell us what breaks or what you want next.