You type 50 words a minute. You dictate 176.
Your emails, messages, documents, notes. Hold a key, talk, and it's typed in any app. In about 1 second.

Stop typing. Talk.
4 things you type every day. Watch them happen by voice.
You speak one language. You write in 10.
Dzień dobry.
You speak French. It comes out in your client's language.
Polish · German · Dutch · Finnish · Swedish · Norwegian · Spanish · Italian · English · French
And everything else, without typing.
Snippets
Say a phrase, get a whole paragraph.
Style per app
Formal in Gmail, direct on WhatsApp.
Dictionary
Your brand names, spelled right.
Meeting notes
Summary, decisions, actions. On their own.
Notebook
Got an idea? Say it and it's kept.
History
A failed dictation can be recovered.
If you write all day, this is for you.
2 h 09 saved, every day.
Based on 22 working days, 50 words a minute on the keyboard and 176 by voice.
Your voice is for writing. Nothing else.
Nothing watches your screen.
No screenshots, ever. VoiceMochi only reads the name of the open app, for the style.
Deleted within 24 hours.
Your dictations and their audio disappear after 2 hours on the latest version, after 24 hours on earlier ones. Your notes and meetings stay until you delete them.
You know who writes.
Transcription goes through an online AI service that keeps nothing. Prefer everything on your computer? One switch.
Questions.
Which apps does it work in?
Any app where you can type: browser, Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, Notion, Word. If your cursor is blinking, Mochi can write.
Is the translation reliable?
It goes through an AI model. If a translation fails, Mochi pastes your original text and tells you. It never quietly pastes half a translation.
How do I have to talk?
Normally. Mochi removes the “ums”, adds the punctuation and turns “Tuesday, no sorry, Thursday” into “Thursday”.
Mac or Windows?
Both. Same app, same features, same account. Only the key changes: fn or Right ⌥ on Mac, Right Ctrl on Windows. You can change it in Settings.
What does the app ask me to allow?
The microphone, to hear you. On Mac, also Accessibility, to write in your apps, and system audio for meeting notes (macOS 14.2 or later).
Where does my data go?
The audio goes online for the time of the transcription, then your dictations are deleted from your computer: after 2 hours on the latest version, after 24 hours on earlier ones. No screenshots, on Mac or on Windows.
