Voice typing
that thinks.

Real intelligence behind the transcript. Vibe Typer hears your backtracking, types what you meant at your cursor in any app, and does it faster than anything else in its class. Linux, Windows, macOS and iOS.

Free to download · 2,000 words a month · Nothing stored
Works in every app99 languagesAudio never stored
Types into
  • Slack
  • VS Code
  • Terminal
  • Chrome
  • Gmail
  • Notion
  • Cursor
  • Obsidian
  • Discord
  • Word
  • anything else with a cursor

Works where you already type.
No plugins, no per-app setup.

The text is typed at your cursor in whatever app is in front, terminal included. No window to copy out of.

Hold the hotkey and talk.

Let go and the text is typed where your cursor is.

Free to start

2,000 words a month. No card.

Types where you are

Chat, editor, terminal. Any field with a cursor, no setup.

Nothing kept

Processed in memory on our servers, then deleted. Never sold.

Linux, Windows, macOS and iOS

Native on Wayland and X11, plus an iPhone keyboard. One account across all of them.

99 languages

Star the ones you use. Automatic works out the rest.

One hotkey.
Nothing else to learn.

You'll rarely open the app. When you do, it's usually to check the history or see how many hours you've saved.

The Vibe Typer Activity screen, showing 17 hours 27 minutes saved in the last 30 days, 56,780 words across 1,336 dictations, a 149 words-per-minute average, and charts for time saved, speaking pace and consistency.
The Vibe Typer History screen. A transcription reads “Hey Priya, the review moved to Friday. Can you send the deck before then?” beneath a Magic Formatter badge, with the original speech shown below it: “Hey Priya, um, the review moved to Thursday. Sorry, Friday. New paragraph. Can you send the deck before then, and uh.”
The Vibe Typer Formatting settings screen, showing the Magic Formatter switch, a tone control set to Normal, AI command modes, and a dictionary of spoken phrases mapped to the text they become, such as “super base” to “Supabase”.
The Vibe Typer Activity screen, showing 17 hours 27 minutes saved in the last 30 days, 56,780 words across 1,336 dictations, a 149 words-per-minute average, and charts for time saved, speaking pace and consistency.

Every minute you didn't type, counted.

Words, dictations, speaking pace, and hours saved measured against your own typing speed.

The Vibe Typer History screen. A transcription reads “Hey Priya, the review moved to Friday. Can you send the deck before then?” beneath a Magic Formatter badge, with the original speech shown below it: “Hey Priya, um, the review moved to Thursday. Sorry, Friday. New paragraph. Can you send the deck before then, and uh.”

What you said, next to what got typed.

Every dictation keeps what you said next to what got typed, with the changes marked. Stored on your device, not our servers.

The Vibe Typer Formatting settings screen, showing the Magic Formatter switch, a tone control set to Normal, AI command modes, and a dictionary of spoken phrases mapped to the text they become, such as “super base” to “Supabase”.

Tuned to how you talk.

Set the tone it writes in, teach it names and jargon it keeps mishearing, and decide whether “rewrite” and “reply” run commands or just get typed.

One instruction.
Every dictation.

Write a note like “keep it short” or “British spelling” and every dictation follows it. Free on every plan.

How custom instructions work

Try it on your own words.

Free to download · 2,000 words a month · no card

A few weeks in.

From Discord, email and support tickets. Quoted word for word.

I had to find an alternative after I moved to Linux and found Vibe Typer. Instantly signed up as soon as I reached my free limit.

It's the fastest of all available right now.

I tried a few voice to text including more expensive ones but yours is best. I am on Windows and Linux so this is icing on the cake.

I dictate almost exclusively in Spanish, with heavy technical vocabulary. I'm a physician and a software developer, so my dictation mixes clinical terminology with programming language. Since your latest updates, raw transcription accuracy is noticeably better, and the language-mode normalization is much more precise. I now feel comfortable doing long dictations that I would have avoided before.

Downloaded VT earlier today and if me cancelling my Wispr sub and turning off auto launch an hour after using VT doesn't tell you what I think about it, idk what will. I thought that Wispr was as good as it gets but damn, no idea what you did but I'm starting my sub tomorrow when my Wispr expires.

This is one of the most practical tools we've adopted to improve efficiency in the clinic.

I use Arch with KDE 6 Wayland and VT works perfectly. When I switched from X11 it automatically migrated the settings. I'm really impressed with VT's polish.

Really like how the magic formatter shows you the diff. I can see way quicker if it's doing something wrong and can iterate my custom instructions way faster, really enjoying it, good job with VT!

Really like the clean look and how easily it works in the background. Used Wispr Flow before and it was always slowing everything down and laggish. No other app had a Linux version!

Wonderful app, and the best Linux solution I've come across. My immense thanks to you for your work.

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Speak any of
99 languages.

Pick one, or leave it on Automatic and it works out which you're speaking.

EnglishGermanSpanishJapaneseFrenchChineseHindiArabicPortuguese90+ more

Two plans.
One of them is free.

Free has a monthly cap. Pro doesn't. That's the whole difference.

Free

$0/mo

Free forever · no card

  • 2,000 words transcribed per month
  • 20 AI operations per month
  • Magic Formatter with custom style instructions
  • Works in every app, in 99 languages
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Common questions

Yes. Audio is held in memory while it's transcribed, then dropped. We don't keep recordings, transcripts or AI requests on our servers.

99. Pick yours in settings, or leave it on Automatic if you switch between a few.

Accents are fine. The models are trained on speech from all over the world, and Magic Formatter tidies up anything that slips through.

Linux, Windows and macOS, plus iPhone on the App Store. On Linux it's native on both Wayland and X11, which as far as we know nobody else does. One account carries your settings across all of them.

Yes. Vibe Typer ships as a portable AppImage that runs on modern 64-bit distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Arch and Linux Mint, under both Wayland and X11. Text lands cleanly in any app, including terminals and code editors.

Yes. Set any hotkey combination you like, as press-and-hold or as a toggle, and change it whenever you want.

Yes. Give Magic Formatter a note in your own words, like “always concise” or “never use em dashes”, and every dictation follows it. Names, numbers, dates and times are never changed. For a one-off, select the text and say “rewrite” with an instruction. Free on both plans.

Free is 2,000 words and 20 AI operations a month, enough to find out if it fits how you work. Pro removes both caps for $8 a month billed annually, or $10 month to month. Magic Formatter and custom instructions are free on both.

Typing in under a minute

  • 1
    Download
  • 2
    Press the hotkey
  • 3
    Talk
About a minute, start to finish.

Free to start.