New Free beta 0.1.5 is out

Type with your voice, in any app.

Hold a key, speak, let go, and the text is typed wherever your cursor is. RapidFlow lives in your menu bar, understands the way India talks, and keeps your voice on your Mac.

macOS 27+·Apple Silicon·4.7 MB· Notarized by Apple

If there's a cursor, it types there

  • Slack
  • Mail
  • WhatsApp
  • Notes
  • Messages
  • Safari
  • Chrome
  • VS Code
  • Xcode
  • Notion
  • Pages
  • Google Docs
  • TextEdit
from letting go to typed text
0.1sfrom letting go to typed text
ways to talk: English, Hindi, Hinglish
3ways to talk: English, Hindi, Hinglish
accounts to create or sign in to
0accounts to create or sign in to
no pricing, now or later
Freeno pricing, now or later

How it works

Three moves.
No window to open.

RapidFlow waits in the menu bar. Wherever you can type, you can talk.

  1. fn

    01 Hold

    Hold your key

    Fn by default. Right Option or Right Command if you prefer.

  2. 02 Speak

    Talk naturally

    English, Hindi or both in one sentence. Words appear live as you speak.

  3. Chalo, 5 baje milte hain.

    03 Let go

    It's typed for you

    About 0.1 seconds later, right at your cursor, in any app.

Languages

Understands the way India talks.

English, Hindi and Hinglish, mixed in one sentence, written in Roman letters. Say your punctuation and layout as you go.

  • “comma” ,
  • “full stop” .
  • “new line” ↵
  • “new paragraph”

End with “enter” or “send it” to press Return.

You say

“kal ki meeting friday tak shift kar do comma agenda sabko bhej do full stop”

RapidFlow types

Kal ki meeting Friday tak shift kar do, agenda sabko bhej do.

Private by default

Your voice never leaves your Mac.

Speech is recognised on your Mac by Apple's on-device model. There's no account and nothing to sign in to. Crash reports and usage statistics stay off unless you turn them on, and never include what you said.

Want a cloud engine or AI polish? Add your own API key, and audio or text goes straight from your Mac to the provider you picked, never through us.

Read the privacy policy

Inside your Mac

Your voice

On-device model

Your cursor

History stays hereKeys in KeychainNo account
Optional, only with your own key: cloud engines (OpenAI, Sarvam, Deepgram, ElevenLabs, Groq, Gemini, AssemblyAI) and AI polish (Claude, Gemini).

Voice commands

A second key for doing, not typing.

Hold Right ⌥ and say what you want. Switch apps, control music and volume, open websites, run your Shortcuts or lock the screen, in English or Hinglish.

Right ⌥

Hold it, say it, let go.

  • “go to Chrome”

    switches to Chrome

  • “Slack kholo”

    opens Slack

  • “pause the music”

    play / pause

  • “awaz kam karo”

    turns the volume down

  • “open youtube.com”

    opens the website

  • “lock the screen”

    locks your Mac

Features

Built for the way you actually type.

Works in every app

Mail, Slack, WhatsApp, Notes, your code editor. If there is a cursor, it types there.

Fast

Text appears about 0.1 seconds after you let go, and words show live while you speak.

0.1s

Say punctuation and layout

Say “comma”, “full stop”, “new line” or “new paragraph”. End with “enter” or “send it” to press Return.

Optional AI polish

Cleans up punctuation and filler words, on-device with Apple or with Claude or Gemini on your own key, keeping Hindi and Hinglish as you said them.

Custom vocabulary

Names and words it should always spell your way.

Quiet while you talk

Turns the Mac's volume down while you dictate, then puts it back.

History

Your recent dictations, kept on your Mac. Re-insert the last one, and press Esc to cancel.

Guided setup

One step per permission, then pick your key, try a quick test and pick up a few tips.

Updates itself

Checks for a new version once a day and asks before installing.

Cloud engines, your own key

Optional. Apple's on-device model is the default; add a key to use a cloud engine instead, billed to you by the provider.

OpenAISarvamDeepgramElevenLabsGroqGeminiAssemblyAI

What's new

Version 0.1.5

30 Sep 2026
  • New look. RapidFlow has its own icon and logo.
  • Smoother setup. Each permission is asked with macOS's own dialog, and RapidFlow now always shows up in the Input Monitoring list.
  • Help improve RapidFlow (optional). Choose during setup, or later in Settings → Privacy, whether to send crash reports and anonymous usage counts. Both are off unless you turn them on; your voice, what you say and the apps you use are never sent.
  • Settings → About shows the version and links to getrapidflow.com, the privacy policy and the terms.
  • If you had 0.1.4 or earlier: this version installs as a fresh app, so allow the permissions once more. Your settings are kept.

RapidFlow checks for updates once a day and asks before installing. On 0.1.4 or earlier? Those can't update themselves to newer versions, so download it once more from this page. It installs as a fresh app: allow the permissions again, and your settings are kept.

Get started

Set up in a couple of minutes.

  1. 1

    Install

    Open the DMG and drag the app to Applications.

  2. 2

    Open it

    It lives in the menu bar (the mic icon), named RapidFlow.

  3. 3

    Follow setup

    It asks for Microphone, Accessibility and Input Monitoring one at a time, then lets you pick your key and try it.

  4. 4

    Talk

    Hold Fn and speak.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Something else? Email [email protected].

Is RapidFlow really free?

Yes. RapidFlow is a free, private, on-device tool, and there's no pricing, now or later. The only costs are optional: if you add your own key for a cloud engine or AI polish, that provider bills you directly.

Why does it need Accessibility and Input Monitoring?

Input Monitoring lets it notice when you hold your dictation key. Accessibility lets it type the text into the app you are using. The Microphone is for hearing you while the key is held. The setup window asks for each one and explains it.

Does my voice go to the internet?

Not with the default engine: speech is recognised on your Mac by Apple's on-device model. Audio leaves your Mac only if you choose a cloud engine and add your own API key, and then it goes straight to that provider, never to us.

Which Macs does it run on?

Macs with Apple Silicon, on macOS 27 or later.

Is it safe to install?

Every build is signed and notarized by Apple, so macOS checks it before it opens. Updates are signed too, and the app asks before installing one.

How is it different from the dictation built into macOS?

RapidFlow works the same way in every app with one key you hold, understands English, Hindi and Hinglish in one sentence, lets you say punctuation and “send it”, and adds voice commands, AI polish, custom vocabulary and a history you can re-insert from.

I found a bug. Where do I tell you?

Email [email protected]. It helps to say what you were doing, which app you were typing into, and your RapidFlow version (Settings > About).

Stop typing.
Start talking.

Free, private and on your Mac in a couple of minutes.

macOS 27 or later · Apple Silicon · Version 0.1.5 · 4.7 MB