Everything Blurt does, and how

Short pages, written against how the shipped app behaves. If something here stops matching the app, tell us and we will fix the page.

Getting started

Install Blurt and grant Accessibility

Blurt types into other apps, which macOS treats as an Accessibility feature. How to install it, grant the permission, and fix a toggle that refuses to stick.

Choosing a speech model

Four engines, all on device. Bigger is more accurate and slower; the default is the one most people should stay on.

Shortcuts and dictation modes

Push to talk, hands-free, live and review. Each mode changes when Blurt listens and when the text lands.

Using Blurt

Vocabulary, replacements and smart match

Three ways to stop Blurt mangling the words that matter to you: bias the model toward them, rewrite them after the fact, or let it catch near misses.

Meeting mode

Captures your microphone and the call's system audio, transcribes both on your Mac, and labels them You and Others. No bot joins the call.

History, editing and export

Every dictation is saved to a file on your Mac. It is searchable, editable, exportable and deletable, and we hold no copy of any of it.

Licence and support

Your licence and your Macs

A licence key, not a login. Monthly and Yearly activate on two Macs, Lifetime on three, and unlinking frees a slot straight away.

Troubleshooting

The failures we see most and what fixes each one: nothing typed, a missing first word, slow transcription, or a name it keeps mishearing.