Press your shortcut
Start from the menu bar, a global hotkey, Fn/Globe, push-to-talk, hands-free mode, or an optional local voice trigger.
Press a shortcut, speak naturally, and Murmurio turns your voice into usable text in the app you already use. It is built exclusively for macOS as a native Mac app, runs locally on Apple Silicon, needs no cloud account, and gives you control over paste behavior, history, and permissions.
Mac-only native app · macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · No subscription
We shipped the new onboarding flow today. Early feedback is promising and setup feels faster.
Next, I’ll tighten the permission model and share an update with the team.
Murmurio stays out of the way and lets you dictate in the app you already use.
Start from the menu bar, a global hotkey, Fn/Globe, push-to-talk, hands-free mode, or an optional local voice trigger.
Murmurio records the session you started, shows a recording overlay, detects silence, and can prepare phrase chunks during longer dictation.
The transcript is copied to your clipboard and can be pasted automatically or manually with Command-V.
Murmurio captures ideas at the speed of thought and puts the words right where I need them.
Turn rough speech into text that needs fewer corrections before you send or save it.
I think that we should, like, maybe push the launch back a bit. There’s a few things that are still kind of messy.
I think we should push the launch back a bit. A few areas still need polish before release.
Start voice input from any app and choose the trigger style that fits how you work.
Turn rough speech into text that needs fewer corrections before you send or save it.
Record directly into Murmurio when the thought belongs in a note instead of another app.
Understand exactly what Murmurio needs from macOS and why.
Tune the small details that make dictation feel natural after the first day.
Use the separate Notes shortcut to dictate straight into a local note. Browse notes in the app, pin important items, and edit the title or body when you are ready to refine.
Add voice-first capture to Murmurio.
Project kickoffNotes from the strategy call.
Focus on speed, accuracy, and getting words right where I need them.
Murmurio transcribes with bundled on-device speech models. Grammar Assist can use Apple Foundation Models when available, or a local Ollama model you choose.
Murmurio is developed exclusively for macOS and Apple Silicon to deliver the best performance, keyboard integration, menu-bar behavior, and system permission experience for Mac users.
Free users can try daily dictation and create up to 10 notes. Murmurio Pro removes the daily dictation and note limits with one payment. No subscription.
If macOS asks for confirmation because Murmurio was downloaded from the web, open it from Finder and follow the system prompt. Permissions stay user-controlled in System Settings.
No. Speech recognition runs on device with bundled CoreML models. Optional Grammar Assist can use Apple on-device models or a local Ollama model.
Murmurio requires macOS 14 Sonoma or newer on Apple Silicon.
No. Murmurio is exclusive to macOS. It is developed as a native Mac app so performance, keyboard shortcuts, menu-bar behavior, permissions, and the writing experience can be tuned for Mac users.
Input Monitoring lets Murmurio detect your configured global shortcut across apps. It is not used to capture typed content.
Accessibility is used only for automatic paste. Without it, Murmurio still copies the transcript to the clipboard for manual paste.
Unzip Murmurio, move it to Applications, open it, then grant the permissions you want in System Settings.
No. Murmurio Pro is positioned as one payment with no subscription.