Echo

Talk. It types.

Voice input for macOS that already knows your technical vocabulary.

Download for MacFree to try · macOS 14+
Seen over someone's shoulder: the letters leaving their mouth funnel into their laptop screen and become lines of text.

The difference

Your Mac hears sequel.

Echo hears SQL.

A field of scattered points gathering into an ordered row of parallel strokes.

How it works

A single blank keycap with ripples spreading out from beneath it.
  1. 01

    Hold your key

    Pick any shortcut that fits your hands. Hold it down to start listening.

  2. 02

    Say it plainly

    Talk the way you think. No dictation grammar, no punctuation commands.

  3. 03

    It is already there

    Release, and the finished text lands where your cursor was the whole time.

However you speak

It listens through whatever you already use.

Built-in mic

Built-in mic

Talk straight to your Mac.

Headphones

Headphones

On your phone, away from the desk.

Headset

Headset

Boom mic, already at your mouth.

Your vocabulary

Stop proofreading. Teach it once.

General dictation has never heard of your work. Echo keeps a dictionary of your terms and a set of correction rules, so the words you say every day come out right every time.

sequel
SQL
cash
cache
colonel
kernel
jason
JSON
a sink
async
pseudo
sudo

Add your own terms in Settings

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade if it sticks.

Basic

Free

  • Push-to-talk dictation in every app
  • Your dictionary and correction rules
  • Custom formatting instructions
  • Read Aloud
  • 14 days of history
Download for Mac

Pro

$12 / month

  • Everything in Basic
  • A much larger monthly allowance
  • Complete, unlimited history
  • Read Aloud voice and speed control
  • Custom Read Aloud instructions
Get Pro

Both plans include a monthly usage allowance, shown in the app as a percentage. Cancel any time.

Stop typing prompts.

Download for Mac

Free to try · macOS 14+