Trigger Lungoor from Slack, Mail, Notion, Cursor — wherever your cursor is. Speak the thought; the clean version drops straight in.
Select any text, hold the key, and say how you want it changed. Lungoor rewrites in place while keeping your meaning.
Natural commands shape the output mid-flow. Shorter, more formal, bullets, another language — just say it.
Lungoor lives in the menu bar and follows you across your whole desktop — no per-app setup.
Lungoor Voice is an AI dictation app for Mac. You speak, and it types polished text directly into whichever app you are using — email, Slack, notes, or documents. It removes filler words, fixes grammar, adds punctuation, and formats the result without changing your meaning.
Regular dictation transcribes your words literally, including filler and false starts. AI dictation cleans the output: Lungoor removes filler, corrects grammar, adds punctuation, and structures the text into a message, email, or note — while preserving your original meaning.
The best AI dictation app depends on how you work. Lungoor Voice is built for Apple silicon Macs, works inside any editable text field, supports more than 60 languages including Hinglish, and rewrites existing text with voice commands. It runs on macOS 13 or later and starts free.
Lungoor Voice works in most Mac apps and editable text fields, including email, messaging, notes, documents, and productivity tools. Some secure or restricted fields, such as password inputs, block third-party typing tools by design.
Lungoor Voice supports more than 60 languages, including multilingual and mixed-language speech. You can speak Hindi, English, or Hinglish in the same sentence without carefully separating the languages.
Press your configured shortcut and speak. Hold the key for quick dictation, or use start-and-stop mode for longer passages — activate once, speak naturally, then activate again when you are finished. You can change the shortcut under Settings then Shortcuts.
There is no fixed dictation limit. Lungoor may show occasional reminders during longer recordings to confirm that dictation is still active. A reminder does not mean you have reached a recording limit.
Yes. Select any text and use a Voice Command to rewrite it — make it shorter, change its format, or translate it into another language. Voice Commands also work on text you did not dictate yourself.
Yes. Add names, company terms, technical words, or preferred spellings to your Dictionary, and Lungoor will use them in future dictations instead of guessing phonetically.
Lungoor Voice needs two permissions under System Settings, Privacy and Security: Microphone, to hear your voice, and Accessibility, to place generated text into other applications. Accessibility access does not let Lungoor read or capture your screen content.
No. Lungoor only listens when you activate dictation using your configured shortcut. It is not always-on and does not record in the background.
You need an Apple silicon Mac — M1 or newer — running macOS 13 or later. Intel Macs are not supported. Lungoor Voice also requires an active internet connection to process speech.
Lungoor may add a missing grammar word or punctuation to complete a sentence, but it is designed to preserve your original meaning and will not intentionally introduce a new idea.
No. Lungoor does not use your audio to train its AI models. Audio is processed to generate your text and is not stored.