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Voca is speech-to-text on the machines you already own. No Voca account. On-device after a model download. [card-family-wide.png]
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VocaLinux is available now. X11 or Wayland. Current release v0.16.1. vocalinux.com [card-linux-square.png]
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VocaMac is beta v0.9.0 on macOS 14+ Apple Silicon. Homebrew or a DMG. vocamac.com [card-mac-square.png]
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VocaWin is beta. Unsigned tester builds are on GitHub. SmartScreen / unknown publisher is expected. vocawin.com [card-win-square.png]
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VocaPhone: Android 13+ public beta. iOS 17+ is a public TestFlight (1,000 seats) or a source build. vocaphone.vocahq.com [card-phone-square.png]
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VocaGateway is optional self-hosted compute. Audio goes to a host you run. That is not on-device. vocagateway.vocahq.com [card-gateway-square.png]
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We do not claim 100% offline. The first model download uses the network. After that, dictation stays on that machine unless you aim it at a gateway.
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Family home is vocahq.com. Source and releases: github.com/VocaHQ
- Linux is ready: VocaLinux v0.16.1. Hold a hotkey, speak, text at the cursor. vocalinux.com
- Mac testers: VocaMac is beta v0.9.0 on Apple Silicon, macOS 14+. vocamac.com
- Windows testers: unsigned VocaWin beta on GitHub Releases. SmartScreen will complain. That is expected.
- Android 13+ can try VocaPhone. iOS 17+ is on TestFlight, or build from source. vocaphone.vocahq.com
- Need a host on the LAN? VocaGateway. Never call it on-device.
- No Voca account. No hosted speech API. vocahq.com