Real-Time

Transcription & Translation

100% On Device, 100% Private.

Multiply Your Output, Not Your Effort

Dictation for Capturing ideas —

4× Faster Than Typing

Typing averages 40 words per minute. Speaking averages 120–180 words per minute.

If you type 2 hours a day, that’s roughly 40 hours a month. VoxTori Quick Capture can save 20+ hours every month—time you can spend coding, writing, or shipping instead of typing.

Live Transcription & Translation — Any App, Any Media

VoxTori transcribes and translates live audio from ANY macOS application, including - videos, meetings, podcasts, system audio

VoxTori eliminates:

replay time
manual note-taking
post-session transcription

Audio File Transcription —

From Recording to Finished Output

VoxTori turns audio files into usable artifacts.

Upload an audio file once and get:

Full transcription
Polished final dramatic or technical text
Optional translated version

Perfect for meetings, interviews, lectures, or research notes.

Private & On-Device —

Your Voice Never Leaves Your Mac

VoxTori processes everything locally on your Mac. That means:

No cloud uploads
No remote servers
No data retention
No accounts or tracking

Meet VoxTori

100+ Languages at Your Fingertips —

Understand Any Language, Instantly

VoxTori instantly:

Transcribes speech in your native language
Translates audio into 100+ target languages
Recognizes accents and regional dialects
Switches between languages in real-time without restarting

Get Started in Seconds

Three simple steps to break the language barrier.

no complex setup, no account required.

See VoxTori in Action Live Translation Demo

How to Set Up Under 60 Seconds

"I was skeptical about "on-device" claims, but VoxTori genuinely works offline. I tested it on a 14-hour flight—flawless performance the entire time."

Amy Torres

Product Manager at a Fortune 500 company

★★★★★

"No more waiting weeks for fan subs. VoxTori gives me live subtitles for raw anime the moment it drops. Finally, I’m spoiler-free and watching along with Tokyo"

James Miller

Anime Enthusiast & Video Editor