Voice dictation that speaks your language. Stay in flow. Speak naturally. Monologue understands your context, learns your vocabulary, and formats automatically—so you can write what you meant to say.
This is the 2nd launch from Monologue. View more
Monologue for iOS
Launching today
Monologue turns your voice into polished writing—inside the apps you already use. From coding in the terminal to sending a quick message to grandpa, Monologue is the shortest distance between speech and writing.
Unlike basic dictation, Monologue doesn't just transcribe. It rewrites, removes filler words, adds punctuation, and adapts to context. Your texts sound like texts. Your emails sound human. Your notes turn into clean lists and structured thoughts.
Free Options
Launch Team / Built With
Dictation
Wispr Flow
Claude for Desktop
I was a Monologue desktop user but made the switch to Wispr Flow because they had an iOS app. Was never completely happy with Wispr Flow but it was better than Apple dictation so I stuck with it. As soon as I saw the Monologue iOS was released I immediately switched back. You can tell that this was created by people that care deeply about the experience. Every interaction I've had with this app brings a smile to my face. They've managed to make a digital experience feel analog: like I'm interacting with an old-school recording device. The dictation is excellent, better than similar tools I've tried and I've tried a lot, and most importantly, fast. Congrats on the launch and creating a delightful experience. If this doesn't win an Apple design award I will be shocked.
Ohhhhhh i love that we're both introducing voice messages to the world ahahah
How does Monologue build and maintain that personal context/vocab learning? Is it on-device fine-tuning, cloud-based user profiles with privacy controls, or a hybrid? Any cool tricks for handling domain-specific jargon (e.g., devs dictating code, lawyers with legalese, or medical pros)?
Also platform-wise (looks Mac/iOS focused from chatter), any plans for Windows/Android expansion, or deeper integrations like system-wide hotkeys in more apps (beyond the usual suspects like Cursor, Notion, etc.)? And how's offline/local model support looking for privacy-conscious users?
Awesome product! We’re currently building a startup that relies heavily on speech-to-text, and this looks like something that could significantly improve our workflow. Do you have plans to support Android as well, or are you focusing solely on iOS?
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