TypeMic for Windows · roadmap
Coming to Windows.
Speak, and your words appear at the cursor, dictation that is processed, never stored. That is what TypeMic does on Linux and macOS today, and the Windows app is planned. No date to promise yet; a waitlist instead.
TypeMic for Windows
PlannedThe same fast, private dictation TypeMic ships on Linux and macOS today, planned natively for Windows. Join the list and we’ll email you when it ships, and you can help shape it before then.
What we’re building for Windows
A native Windows shell around the dictation TypeMic already does on Linux, engineered to feel like it belongs on Windows, not ported to it. Built for the apps you already write in. Word, Outlook, Chrome, Slack, your IDE.
One global hotkey. Hold it, speak, release, no window to find, no app to switch to.
An on-screen waveform while you talk, so you always know when TypeMic is listening.
Your words typed where your cursor already is, into the app you were using.
Processed, never stored
The Windows app will follow the same rules the shipping apps run under today: dictations are processed, typed, and never stored, no voice logs, no analytics on your words, no training on what you say. Transcription runs through TypeMic’s own Predator engine on Cloudflare's global infrastructure, load-balanced across numerous nodes worldwide, engineered in Rust, privacy by design.