Listed Sep 2026 · Verified Sep 1, 2026

Voice Writer

Name: Voice Writer
Price: 10 USD
Author: Efficient NLP

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Turns spoken dictation into polished text in the browser or on Mac, correcting grammar as you talk.

voice to text dictationreal time grammar correctionFreemium · from $10/mo

InputsOutputsTWeb · Chrome Ext · macOS

Screenshot of the Voice Writer website — voicewriter.io as we captured it — our own screenshot, not the vendor’s press image.

Overview

About Voice Writer

Voice Writer converts speech into written text in real time, correcting grammar as the user talks and adapting to a personal writing style over time. The browser version works inside Gmail, Docs, and Notion through a Chrome extension and supports over 30 languages on the Pro plan; the free plan is English-only with basic grammar correction. A separate native Mac app runs entirely on-device with no account or cloud connection required, and is free regardless of the web plan. The company behind it, Efficient NLP, was founded by a machine-learning engineer with a background in natural language processing research.

Platforms: Web · Chrome Ext · macOS
API: No
Last verified: Sep 1, 2026

Verified sources

Confirms core dictation features, free vs Pro tier differences, pricing, and Chrome extension integrations.voicewriter.io ↗
Confirms the native Mac app is free, on-device, and requires no account, separate from the web plans.voicewriter.io ↗

Pricing

Pricing model: Freemium
Paid options from: $10/mo
Billing: Monthly

Web/extension free plan is $0 (English only, basic grammar correction). Pro is $10/month or $80/year, adding 20+ languages and customizable corrections, with a 14-day free trial. The separate native Mac app is free on its own, with no account required.

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Pros & cons of Voice Writer

high confidence

Voice Writer is a dictation tool built around real-time cleanup rather than raw transcription — it fixes grammar and adapts to how the user writes as they speak, instead of handing back a literal transcript to edit later. The free web plan is limited to English, and the more useful multi-language and style-adaptation features sit behind the $10/month Pro tier; the on-device Mac app is a genuinely separate, fully free option for anyone who doesn't need the browser integrations.

Pros

grammar correction happens in real time while speaking, not as a separate editing pass
native Mac app runs fully on-device and is free with no account requirement
browser extension integrates directly with Gmail, Docs, and Notion rather than requiring copy-paste

Cons

free web plan only supports English
no Windows or Linux desktop app, only Mac
no API for developers to build on

Best for

drafting text by speaking instead of typing, inside Gmail, Docs, or Notion
private, offline dictation on a Mac with no account or cloud step

Not for

non-English dictation on the free plan
users who want one unified app instead of separate web and Mac products

Watch out: The free web/extension plan and the free Mac app are different products with different capabilities — multi-language support requires the paid Pro plan even though the Mac app is free.

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