Writes it the way you meant it
A cleanup pass tidies your speech as you go, punctuation, capitalization, no “um”s. Change your mind mid-sentence and it keeps only what you meant.
Why TypeMic
Spoken, typed, forgotten.
TypeMic turns speech into text in about a second, and keeps none of it. No voice logs, no training on what you say.
Types where you’re looking
One hotkey, release, and the text lands at your cursor as if you had typed it, in terminals, browsers, IDEs, documents, and chat.
Processed, never stored
Dictations are processed and immediately discarded, no voice logs, no training on your words. Transcription runs through TypeMic’s own Predator engine.
Shows you what it hears
A minimal centered waveform appears while you speak and turns icy blue while it transcribes, you always know exactly what state it’s in.
One native binary, no runtime
Zero Python, zero interpreters, zero runtime components, a single native binary, written in Rust for performance, security, and quality. Check it yourself with dpkg -L typemic.
Your words never touch a log
Transcript text is never written to disk or logs, the daemon records counts and timings only. Watch it yourself: run journalctl --user -u typemic -f while you dictate a sentence you’d recognise.