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VTT for Mac dashboard and user interface - Voice-to-text for macOS with a fully on-device option.

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VTT for Mac

AI & Automation

Revenue: <$100k ARR

Voice-to-text for macOS with a fully on-device option.

Overview

VTT for Mac is a voice-to-text utility designed for macOS that auto-detects keyboard layouts to route dictation across 26 languages. It allows users to dictate text seamlessly into any Mac application without manual language switching. Users can choose between secure fully on-device transcription or cloud engines on a per-language basis. Built as a lightweight, account-free application, it maximizes typing speed while keeping privacy completely under user control.

Founded year: 2026

Founder: Ihor Herasymovych

Team size: 1

Popularity: 95+ points on Product Hunt launch

HQ: Global / Remote

Status: Active

Funding status: Bootstrapped

Customer type: B2C

Pricing: Free

Tech stack: Swift, macOS Accessibility APIs, Whisper, Deepgram API

Platform: Web • macOS

Integrations: Deepgram, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, macOS

What it does

Detects active keyboard layouts automatically to route speech to the correct engine across 26 languages.
Injects dictated text directly into the cursor position of any active Mac application.
Provides granular per-language selection between local on-device recognition and cloud engines like Deepgram or OpenAI.
Operates completely account-free with lightweight system-wide integration.

Who it's for

Multilingual Writers
Mac Power Users
Productivity Enthusiasts
Privacy-Focused Professionals

Why it works

Eliminates manual language-switching friction by tying transcription engines directly to keyboard layouts.
Provides robust local-first processing options to keep sensitive speech data entirely on the machine.
Operates system-wide across any macOS application without requiring complex configurations.
Maintains a lightweight, account-free experience that prioritizes speed and user control.

Founder story

VTT for Mac was built solo by developer Ihor Herasymovych in 2026. Living in multiple languages, the creator grew frustrated by dictation apps that assumed a single language or forced cloud uploads for non-English speech, prompting the creation of a flexible, privacy-focused macOS tool with automatic keyboard-layout routing.

Alternatives

Comparison overview

VTT for Mac automatically matches dictation engines to the user's current keyboard layout across multiple languages.
Traditional tools like MacWhisper or superwhisper generally use global settings or dedicated transcription windows rather than per-language keyboard routing.

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