You talk.
It types.
Offline dictation for your Mac. Hold the fn key, speak, release — clean, punctuated text appears at your cursor in any app.
Say it like you say it.
Stumbles welcome. A cleanup pass on your Mac drops the filler, fixes the punctuation and matches the tone to the app you're writing in.
“So, um — can we, can we move the meeting to Thursday? And uh, tell Sara that the, that the deck is ready.”
Hold fn. Speak. Release.
Anywhere you can type. Double-tap instead and it keeps listening hands-free.
Email sounds like email.
Tone follows the app you're writing in — chat stays casual, documents stay proper. Set per-app overrides if you disagree.
Speaks 25 European languages.
One model detects the language you're speaking — Swedish included. Powered by NVIDIA's Parakeet v3, with KBLab's KB-Whisper for Swedish and Apple's per-language models as alternatives. You pick languages; the right engines follow.
Fix a word once. It remembers.
Correct the inserted text and Babbla learns your spelling for next time — with Undo right on the pill.
What you say stays on your Mac.
Transcription and cleanup both run locally — the cleanup LLM included. Babbla can make exactly two kinds of network requests — and you control both.