The Daily Pulse
Every memo and meeting is read back for the commitments you made out loud.
Types into the apps you already use. No plugin, no extension, nothing to configure.
Traditional dictation drops raw audio into an upload queue, waits for a distant server, and dumps broken transcripts into your document. Tyne treats speech as an instant system event. Press a global shortcut, speak your raw stream of consciousness, and watch clean, contextual prose appear in your active cursor before your fingers leave the keys.
Tyne dynamically inspects your frontmost window to bias token weights toward Xcode and Terminal flags without phonetic distortion.
Course-correct mid-sentence. Tyne reconciles conversational changes on the fly, pruning filler words and abandoned clauses instantly.
Snapshots your pasteboard, writes clean prose, triggers an instant ⌘V injection, and restores your clipboard in under 300ms.
Forget managing nested directories of loose markdown files across your desktop. Tyne stores your knowledge in a single, sandboxed, hardware-encrypted SQLite database (vault.enc) locked with AES-256 page-level encryption. Your thoughts are indexed across full-text search, dense vector embeddings, and an entity graph.
Every memo and meeting is read back for the commitments you made out loud.
Stale promises and dropped threads resurface before they cost you anything.
Workspaces assemble themselves from the vault, decisions still attached.
The values you say most often stay pinned, one keystroke from reuse.
It types what you say, remembers all of it, and acts on it, without anything leaving your Mac.
400ms
From your last word to finished text at the cursor.
Mail, Slack, Notion, Xcode, Terminal. No plugin, no extension.
Semantic recall across everything you have ever said. Find specs, decisions and fleeting ideas in milliseconds, completely offline.
⌥ Space
“What did Marcus say about the bracket tolerances?”
→ ±0.05 mm · voice memo, last Friday
AES-256
Hardware-encrypted SQLCipher vault. Zero-knowledge at rest, searchable in under 10ms.
Say “remind me to push the build at 5” or “book a sync with Sarah”. It is written straight to your calendar and tasks, with no app opened.
→ Calendar · Reminders · Linear
Filler and false starts are gone before the text lands. Variable names, file paths and flags come through exactly as you meant them.
Um, so, merge fixAuthFlow on Tuesday, no, Thursday.
Talk through AirPods while you walk. A rising chime means Tyne is listening; a bell means it is done.
0 KB
Of your audio sent anywhere.
100% offline. Works in Airplane Mode.
Your voice is transcribed on your Mac, and everything Tyne remembers lives in one encrypted file you own.
WhisperKit runs on Apple Silicon. No upload, no server round trip, and it keeps working in Airplane Mode.
Notes, threads and search indexes share a single SQLCipher database. Its 256-bit key stays in your macOS Keychain.
A local model tidies the finished sentence on your Mac. Cloud models are an opt-in on Pro, with your own key, and never see audio or your vault.
vault.enc
Tyne’s knowledge store
Works offline · No telemetry from your vault · File permissions 0600
Offline dictation at your cursor in any Mac app. No cloud lag, no audio sent anywhere, and an encrypted vault that remembers your context.