Chirp Pricing — one-time license, no subscription

Apple's dictation is fine for a quick sentence. Chirp is built for real work: it keeps up when you talk for minutes at a time, punctuates as you speak, and types straight into whatever app your cursor is in. And built-in dictation can't tell you who said what in a meeting, which is half of why Chirp exists.

Yes. Everything runs on your Mac, and nothing you say is ever uploaded. Once installed, Chirp works fully offline. You can turn wifi off and watch it keep working. An optional encrypted sync add-on may come later, but nothing changes unless you opt in.

No. You pay $39 once and it's yours: solo dictation, Meeting Mode, the speaker library, history, and all future updates included. There's no account to create, either.

No bots, no calendar integrations, nothing joins your call. Chirp records locally on your Mac while you meet in Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, FaceTime, or anything else. When the meeting ends you get a transcript with every speaker labeled, and Chirp recognizes the same voices next time.

English, for now, in both dictation and meetings. The model is built exclusively for English, and that focus is where the speed and accuracy come from. More languages are on the roadmap, starting with meetings.

Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or later) on macOS 15 or newer. Intel Macs aren't supported, because Chirp's speed comes from Apple Silicon acceleration. The 8 GB base models run both modes comfortably.

Try it free for 7 days, no card, no account. If you buy and change your mind, there's a 30-day money-back guarantee. Email hello@chirpvoice.com and you'll get your refund, no questions asked.