Hold a key, talk, and it's typed.
Bozza is dictation for the Mac that works in every app: mail, chat, documents, code and the browser. Speech turns into text on your Mac, so your voice never leaves it.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store. Needs a Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 14 or later.
Thursday at ten works for me. I'll bring the latest draft and the numbers from last week.
How it works
Hold the dictation key
Right ⌘ by default. Pick another key in Settings, or double-tap it to keep talking hands-free.
Say what you want to write
A small bar at the bottom of the screen shows that Bozza is listening, with a live view of what it heard.
Let go
The text appears where your cursor is, in whichever app you are using.
What it does
- Runs on your Mac
- A speech model on your Mac turns your voice into text. Audio is not sent anywhere.
- Knows your words
- Add names, product terms and jargon to your vocabulary. Expansions turn a short spoken cue into longer text, such as your address.
- Keeps a history
- Every dictation is saved, so nothing is lost if a window closes. Keep history, keep it for a day, or keep nothing.
- AI clean-upPro
- Punctuation, filler words and lists tidied after each dictation.
- RewritesPro
- Rework selected text with your own saved prompts, one shortcut each.
- MeetingsPro
- Record a call and get a transcript on your Mac, with a summary when you ask for one. No audio is saved.
Free, with Pro when you want more
Dictation is free, with no word limit and no account.
Bozza Pro adds AI clean-up, Rewrites and Meetings. It is a monthly or yearly App Store subscription with one free week for new subscribers.
The AI features use your own API key from Anthropic or OpenRouter. Your text goes straight from your Mac to that provider, never to us.