You think faster than you type.
So stop typing. Hold one key, talk, and Loqui writes it down for you, cleaned up, in whatever app you’re in. It runs on your Mac, not someone’s cloud.
First time you open it, macOS shows a warning. Here’s why.
macOS will say it “could not verify Loqui is free of malware.” That’s not because anything’s wrong, it’s because Loqui isn’t notarized yet (that needs a paid Apple developer account, which we’ll add once more people are using it). The app is the same either way.
To open it the first time:
- Open the DMG and drag Loqui into Applications.
- Try to open it once (you’ll get the warning). Click Done, not Move to Bin.
- Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click Open Anyway next to the Loqui message.
Prefer the terminal? xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Loqui.app
Typing is the bottleneck
Your mouth is faster than your hands. Hold the globe key, talk, and the text shows up wherever you were already typing.
Nothing leaves your Mac
Transcription happens on your machine. No uploads, no screenshots of your screen, no account to make. It works on a plane.
It reads the room
Casual in Slack, buttoned-up in Mail. It checks which app you're in to set the tone, and nothing else.
Three steps. That’s it.
From the thought in your head to text on the screen in about three seconds. Nothing to open, nothing to fix after.
Hold the globe key
Press and hold it from any app. No window to open, no mode to switch into.
Just talk
Say what you mean. Loqui listens on your Mac with Whisper while you do.
Let go
Clean text drops in at your cursor. The ums and false starts are already gone.
The cloud apps want your audio. We don’t.
Stop typing. Start talking.
It runs on your Mac, not the cloud. Free to download, no account. Grab it and start talking.