Editable transcript
Move the caret, correct wording, pause, and continue speaking before copying, inserting, searching, or using AI.
Review first · Choose the next action
Cross-platform desktop voice input
VokeLine Voice typing, made simple.
Speak your ideas with VokeLine. Turn live speech or audio files into editable text using local models, review the wording, then choose AI editing, a summary, or web search when you need it.
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Meet VokeLine: your desktop voice assistant
VokeLine brings voice typing, audio-file transcription, and text actions to your desktop. Transcription runs locally; you choose when to use AI, search, or cloud records.
- Supported input
- Live microphone dictation and audio-file transcription with local speech models.
- Available actions
- Edit, explain, summarize, polish, copy, or send the current transcript to web search.
- Web search boundary
- Search opens your chosen engine in the system browser. VokeLine does not generate a summary of search results.
- Services and availability
- AI actions depend on the configured service, network access, available credits, and current release status.
One voice workflow
VokeLine for voice typing, transcription, and AI text editing
Watch words appear as you speak, edit the transcript, then refine, summarize, search, or copy. Keep your text in view as you choose what comes next.
AI explanation, polish, and custom actions
Use the current transcript to explain an idea, extract key points, improve wording, or run a saved instruction.
Explain · Summarize · Custom actions
Organized main window
Review usage, transcribe audio files, manage AI actions, browse local history and cloud records, and configure models.
Seven focused destinations
Search or copy
Copy the final transcript directly, or send it to your preferred search engine in the system browser.
Works with the browser you know
Local speech models
Download and choose separate defaults for real-time dictation and audio-file transcription.
Local processing · Explicit model choice
Local history and cloud records
History stays partitioned on this device. Save an individual record to the cloud only when you explicitly choose to.
Local by default · Explicit cloud save
AI explanation, polish, and custom actions
Explain · Summarize · Custom actions
01Explain difficult content
Add context to technical terms, dense passages, meeting notes, or dictated ideas.
02Summarize the transcript
Pull out decisions and key points from the text currently visible in the editor.
03Custom actions
Create and order reusable instructions, then choose which actions appear on the floating toolbar.
Three simple steps
Get started with VokeLine in three steps
Click the microphone or press a shortcut, speak, review your words, then copy, insert, or run an AI action. You stay in control of each step.
01
Start speaking
Click the microphone control or press the shortcut. Recognized text appears continuously in the editor.
02
Review at the cursor
Move the caret, correct the wording, pause, and continue speaking from the same insertion point.
03
Choose the next action
Run an AI action, search, copy, or insert the text. Choosing an action confirms the current transcript.
Microphone audio is processed for transcription and is not kept as a cloud record. AI requests begin only after you choose an AI action.
Where voice is faster
Use VokeLine for replies, ideas, and audio transcripts
VokeLine keeps an editable transcript nearby, then lets you decide whether to reuse, transform, or save it.
01
Reply without switching context
Dictate a response while reading a page or document, edit it, then copy it into the current app.
02
Capture research notes
Speak observations as you read, then summarize or reorganize the transcript with an AI action.
03
Draft and refine
Dictate a first draft, move the cursor to add details, and polish the final wording.
04
Transcribe recordings
Queue supported audio files and track progress. Enable “Save local records” to also keep completed transcripts in local history.
You choose what leaves the device
VokeLine transcribes locally. You choose when to send text.
Voice transcription uses local models. AI, search, and cloud saving happen only when you choose the corresponding action.
01
You choose when to send your text
Speaking does not automatically call AI. The current text is sent only after you select a network-backed action.
02
History stays local by default
Local history is partitioned by guest or account identity. Only records you explicitly save are copied to your cloud-record account.
03
Credentials use system storage
Sign-in and provider credentials are kept in the operating system's secure storage; sensitive keys are not written to the local text database.
Guides and notes
Get comfortable with VokeLine
Explore voice input, local models, AI settings, cloud records, privacy, and product updates.
Frequently asked questions
VokeLine FAQs
Quick answers about voice input, sign-in, data, and platform support.
What is VokeLine?
VokeLine is a desktop voice-input and AI text assistant. It turns live speech or audio files into editable text, then lets you choose AI text actions, copy, search, or record organization.
Is microphone audio uploaded or saved?
Microphone audio is processed by a local speech model and is not stored as a cloud record. Only the current text is sent when you explicitly choose AI, search, or cloud saving.
Do I need an account to use VokeLine?
Local dictation, local models, history, and copy can work without an account. AI entitlements, cloud records, and account features require sign-in.
What is the difference between the floating toolbar and the main window?
The persistent control and floating toolbar handle live dictation and immediate actions. The main window manages audio files, AI actions, history, cloud records, models, usage, and settings.
Where are my records stored?
History is stored in a local database for the current guest or account identity. A record reaches the remote database only when you explicitly save it to Cloud records.
Which operating systems are supported?
VokeLine is built for Windows and macOS. The Linux version is in development. Check the download page for available releases, architectures, and system requirements.
Keep voice input close
Turn your words into text with VokeLine
Choose the VokeLine release for your device and start voice typing or transcribing audio. Speech transcription works offline after model installation; AI actions need the internet.
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