Context-Aware Voice Typing for Mac
Speak. It already knows
Typing makes you compress every idea to fit your finger speed. Loqua gives your voice the full bandwidth — context-aware, scene-intelligent, already formatted when it arrives
Up to 4x faster than typing. With context that makes every word count
- Works in Any App
- Context-Aware AI
- Zero Copy-Pasting
The gap between speaking and sending, closed
Most tools transcribe. Loqua understands — the app you're in, the context you're working in, and what the output needs to look like when it gets there
One shortcut. Every app. Every language
Press, talk, keep going. Loqua activates system-wide — no per-app setup, no mode switching. Dictate in VS Code, Slack, Mail, Notes, or your novel draft. Switch between English and Chinese mid-sentence. Your cursor is the only context you need to set
Say it messy. It comes out right
Real speech has false starts, filler words, and mid-sentence second thoughts. Loqua strips what you didn't mean and keeps what you did — including the self-correction you made three words in. What arrives is clean enough to send without touching it
um so basically the thing is we need to uh... actually wait let me start over — we should cache this for like 15 minutes
We should cache this for 15 minutes
It reads the room
The same idea needs to land differently in VS Code than in iMessage. Loqua detects the app, the register, and the recipient — and adjusts the output without you asking. The more you use it, the more invisible it becomes
Right where your cursor is
No copy-paste. No app switching. Text appears at the cursor, replaces selected content, or queues to clipboard — without breaking what you were doing. Nothing to copy. Nothing to paste. Just what you said, already there
Hi Sarah,
Thanks for sending the proposal over
Try it now
Toggle Ctrl to start speaking, then toggle Ctrl again to stop and finish the transcription.
Your words appear
here, formatted and ready.
Three models. One shortcut
A purpose-built stack. Not an API wrapper. Not a thin client
Named Entity Recognition
Your technical vocabulary, product names, teammates, APIs, and recurring jargon — detected and handled automatically. The common cases don't need a dictionary entry. The uncommon ones learn fast
Structured Output
What arrives isn't a transcript you fix. It's formatted text that matches the expected shape of the surface — bullet lists in Notes, code comments in VS Code, professional paragraphs in email
Screen Context
Loqua reads the active app, adjacent text, and selected content to understand where your words are going and what they should look like when they get there. Same input, different result
For every register of your day
Loqua was built by a team that writes code, commit messages, Slack threads, client emails, product briefs, and the occasional chapter. It shows
The insight is in your head. Don't stop to type it
"add a comment saying we cache this for 15 minutes and if the refresh token's expired just redirect to login don't retry"
"this fixes the race condition in session cleanup when two logout requests hit at the same time, added a mutex on the session store, also added a regression test"
"okay train a resnet50 on the augmented dataset use cosine annealing with warmup and log to wandb, also early stop if val loss doesn't improve for 5 epochs"
Walking out the door. Three things to send. Zero time to type
"running 15 late start without me I'll grab coffee"
"okay what if Elena already knew about the letter this whole time and has been waiting for someone to bring it up"
Chapter idea — Elena already knows about the letter. Has been waiting for someone to mention it. Reframes her silence through Act 2: not passive, deliberate
"yeah dinner sounds good how about that ramen place near the station like 7ish"
Four minutes between meetings. Six messages to send
"hey team staging is back up QA can restart the checkout flow testing we're good to go"
Staging is back up — QA team, go ahead and restart checkout flow testing. We're good. ✅
"tell them I loved the conversation and I want to move forward with the pilot, can we find a time next week"
Loved our conversation — I'd like to move forward with the pilot. Would you be available for a call next week? Tuesday or Wednesday would work best on my end
"okay so I need to compare our three enterprise tiers, look at last quarter's conversion data, figure out which one we should kill, and give me a migration plan for existing customers on that tier"
Compare our three enterprise pricing tiers using Q4 conversion data. Specifically:
- Revenue per tier vs. acquisition cost
- Trial-to-paid conversion rate by tier
- Churn rate and expansion revenue
- Recommendation: which tier to deprecate and why
- Migration plan for existing customers on the deprecated tier
Used by people who can't afford for it to be wrong
"I narrate my PR descriptions while I'm still looking at the diff. Loqua handles the format. I ship faster and the descriptions are actually better than what I used to write"
"I plot out loud. Loqua catches the good parts and discards the noise. It's changed how I draft — I get more on the page and edit less afterward"
"Back-to-back meetings all day. Four minutes between each one. Loqua is how I actually get follow-ups out. Nothing gets dropped anymore"
"It handles technical vocabulary — model names, dataset formats, citation styles — better than anything I've tried. I stopped correcting output weeks ago"
"My thinking is faster than my typing. Always has been. Loqua is the first tool that doesn't penalize me for that"
"I dictate documentation, READMEs, and talk scripts. It sounds like I wrote them carefully. I didn't"
Start free. Upgrade when you can't stop
No credit card upfront. Use the core product free — upgrade to Pro when Loqua is already part of your day
Try the engine. Core dictation, smart cleanup, basic context detection.
- Core dictation
- Smart cleanup
- Basic context detection
- 5 dictionary entries
Everything in Pro. The full thing, for less
- Unlimited dictation
- Full context intelligence
- Multimodal screen reading
- Full personal dictionary
- History & priority support
The full thing: unlimited dictation, context intelligence, and more.
- Unlimited dictation
- Full context intelligence
- Multimodal screen reading
- Full personal dictionary
- History & priority support
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