Privacy First
Nobody sees your transcripts except yourself.
You can read more about our privacy policy here.
Step 1
Voicy is a privacy-focused dictation app built for professionals who need accuracy and speed. It adds advanced voice-to-text to every application on your computer — from case management systems to legal research platforms.
Step 2
Set up your keyboard shortcut (2 minutes)
During setup, choose a keyboard shortcut to start and stop dictation. Press it in any app — your IDE, docs, tickets, or chat tools — and start speaking.
Step 3
Start dictating in any legal application
Once installed, dictate anywhere on your computer. Draft PR notes, technical docs, issue updates, and team messages in your workflow tools.
Every minute spent typing docs and tickets is focus time lost.
Voice dictation helps you write PR summaries, docs, and issue updates much faster than typing. More output in less time means faster shipping and fewer context switches.
Engineering teams handle sensitive product context that should stay protected.
Use privacy-first workflows with no unnecessary exposure of internal notes.
Unlike editor-only tools, Voicy works across IDEs, terminals, docs, chat, and browser apps.
One workflow everywhere.
Speech to text for developers
Voicy adds speech-to-text across your full developer workflow. Draft PR notes, technical docs, issue updates, and team messages — all with your voice.
Save hours every week while staying focused. Try it free and see how voice dictation improves your developer workflow.
Why developers switch from built-in dictation tools
Most built-in dictation tools break when you move between IDEs, docs, and terminals. Developers need one workflow that works in VS Code, Cursor, terminal apps, Slack, and browser tools without extra setup.
Voicy gives you one desktop dictation layer across your stack. Dictate code comments, PR notes, tickets, docs, and prompts with high accuracy and minimal cleanup.
FAQ
Does Voicy work in VS Code and Cursor?
Can developers use Voicy in terminals?
Can I dictate technical terms and API names?
Where can developers use Voicy?
Can I use Voicy on both Mac and Windows?
Does Voicy have a free trial for developers?
Do you store my dictated text or recordings?
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