Privacy-first dictation for Windows
Press a key anywhere in Windows, speak, and your words are typed straight into whatever you're working in. Recognition runs on your own PC — nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to.
Press the keys and talk.
Press again, and it's already there.
InkBeepAI types into whatever has your cursor. There is no plugin, no integration and nothing to set up per app.
Product names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners, shown here only to identify applications InkBeepAI can type into. InkBeepAI is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any of them. Anything running as administrator — Task Manager, for instance — is blocked by Windows itself, for every app that doesn't ask you for administrator rights.
Nothing is uploaded and no recording is written to disk. Not to us, not to anyone we buy services from, not to train a model.
Recognition runs on your own PC. Unplug the network and dictate all day — same speed, same accuracy, nothing missing.
Buy once and this version is yours. No expiry date, and it is verified offline against a signature on your machine — so it keeps working even if our servers do not. What that covers.
Offline in every one of them, with both speech models inside the download. We measured 25 on recordings of native speakers: 16 passed and carry a published error rate, and 9 missed our bar — those are named with their figures too. The table, and how it was tested.
Nothing renews, nothing to cancel. You never make an account, and the app never asks who you are.
Turn off your Wi-Fi and keep dictating. Same speed, same accuracy. A cloud dictation tool stops dead at that point; InkBeepAI cannot tell the difference.
Nothing here is a mock-up of a setting you have to find. Unplug the network and dictate — that is the whole test.
The full experience. Press Ctrl + Win in any app, speak, press again, and the text lands at your cursor.
See InkBeepAI for WindowsiOS forbids both halves of what InkBeepAI does. Android could run the engine, but only as a keyboard you'd have to adopt. InkBeepAI is a Windows program.
The honest explanationWhat it does, what you need to run it, and the pricing ladder.
Installer or portable zip, checksums — and what to do if your browser blocks it.
Press, speak, press again — and what to do if nothing gets typed.
Everything it does — and what it deliberately does not.
How on-device recognition works, and how to verify it yourself.
When uploading audio to a third party is not an option you have.
Typing you don't have to do. No medical claims, just fewer keystrokes.
An honest comparison — including when to use the free one.
One hotkey gesture against a full dictation suite.
Why there is no phone version, and what a Mac one would be.
Attribution for every component bundled inside the app.
A 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked — and what happens to your key.
Written to match what the software actually does.
An email address against a licence key. Nothing else.