Can this be used for dication on macOS? | UniScribe

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May 30, 2025

Q: Can this be used for dication on macOS?

Native macOS dictation on older systems is not accurate. Macwhisper allows this. Thanks.

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Tian_UniScribe

May 30, 2025

A: Thanks for asking! UniScribe currently only works as a web app. So we don’t have a macOS app yet, and real-time dictation/recording isn’t supported at the moment. It’s on our roadmap though!

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