Get Vibe Typer, free.

About a minute to install. Then press the hotkey and talk.

Download for Windows

vibe-typer-Setup.exe · Windows 10 or later (64-bit)

Windows

Windows 10 or later (64-bit)

Download

Installer · .exe

macOS

macOS 12 Monterey or later · Apple Silicon

Download

Disk image · .dmg

Linux

Modern 64-bit distros · X11 & Wayland

Download

Portable · .AppImage

Free forever plan · No credit card · Nothing stored on our servers

The Vibe Typer app window, showing the Activity screen: 17 hours 27 minutes saved in the last 30 days, 56,780 words across 1,336 dictations, and charts for time saved, speaking pace and consistency.
The app after a month of use.The numbers after a month of use.

Downloading & installing

Yes. Vibe Typer is free to download and use, with 2,000 words of transcription and 20 AI operations each month. Upgrade to Pro any time for unlimited use: $8/month billed annually, or $10/month month-to-month.

Modern 64-bit Linux distributions via AppImage, Windows 10 or later (64-bit), and macOS 12 Monterey or later (Apple Silicon). Both X11 and Wayland sessions are supported on Linux. iPhone and iPad are in beta on iOS 17 or later, installed through TestFlight rather than the App Store.

Yes, in beta. It's a dictation keyboard plus a companion app, installed through TestFlight on iOS 17 or later. Sign in with your existing account; it picks up whatever plan you're on. Full Access, mic permission and how the keyboard works are covered in the iOS section above.

Yes. Vibe Typer inserts transcribed text directly into whatever app is focused: Gmail, Slack, VS Code, Microsoft Word, Google Docs, terminals and more. It works system-wide rather than only in a browser.

Built-in dictation types what it heard. Vibe Typer transcribes with cloud AI, then Magic Formatter punctuates the result, drops the ums and applies the corrections you said out loud before any text lands. You also get rewrite and reply commands, tone settings, and the same behaviour on Linux, Windows and macOS. We keep no audio and no transcripts on our servers.

Yes. Dictation streams your audio to our servers over an encrypted connection and sends the text straight back, so you need to be online while you talk.