Add words
you use often.
Save names, places and specialist terms to help Yapaca get them right.
Let’s meet in
Chiswick
on Thursday.
Speak, and Yapaca writes in the app you’re using.
macOS 14+ Private alpha No public download yet
Click where you want to write.
Wait for Yapaca to start listening.
Say the words you want to write.
Yapaca pastes the text for you to review.
For hands-free dictation, press Control–Shift–D to start and again to finish. Change either shortcut in Settings.
Save names, places and specialist terms to help Yapaca get them right.
Let’s meet in
Chiswick
on Thursday.
Choose British or American spelling and tell Yapaca how you like your text written.
I’ll organise
the details and add
a little colour.
Select some text and say what to change. Review the new version before replacing it.
I can meet on Thursday.
Thursday works for me. What time suits you?
Review before replacingCloud dictation recognises the language you’re speaking.
Te enviaré las notas mañana.
I’ll send you the notes tomorrow.
To translate into English, start by saying “Translate” in your language.
Choose a writing style for each app or website.
Yapaca switches automatically as you move between them.
Gmail
Outlook
Apple Mail
Messages
Slack
Discord
Telegram
Teams
Zoom
Calendar
Reminders
Trello
Asana
Apple Notes
Notion
Google Docs
Word
Pages
Obsidian
TextEdit
Freeform
Google Sheets
Google Slides
Numbers
Keynote
ChatGPT
Claude
Codex
Gemini
Chrome
Safari
Firefox
Visual Studio Code
Xcode
Android Studio
Figma
Linear
And many more. Works with supported text fields. If Yapaca can’t paste, you can copy the text yourself.
Use local models on your Mac, or AssemblyAI’s EU services for cloud dictation and writing.
Dictation audio and the latest text stay in memory.
Yapaca pastes the text and restores your clipboard. It never sends a message for you.
Yapaca is in private alpha, so there’s no public download yet. It runs on macOS 14 or later and needs microphone and Accessibility permissions.
Yes. Download speech and writing models in Settings to dictate, rewrite and translate on your Mac.
An internet connection and either cloud access through your Yapaca account or your own AssemblyAI API key. With your own key, rewriting and translation need paid model access.
Yapaca doesn’t save ordinary dictation audio. Text history is off by default; you can turn it on in Settings. For cloud requests, AssemblyAI’s retention settings also apply.