Speech that arrives finished.
Not a transcript you clean up afterwards. Attyn transcribes on your Mac and inserts finished text the moment you let go of the key.
Breath to cursor,
one motion.
Four steps, and you only perform the first. The rest happens between pressing the key and releasing it.
Press
The mic opens on the keypress, ahead of any network work, so the first word is never the one you lose.
Transcribe
A local model on Apple silicon. Nothing leaves the Mac to be heard.
Format
Shaped for the app holding the cursor before it lands, not after you fix it.
Insert
It drops into the focused field, and your clipboard is restored.
Why formatting
is not step two.
A second step is a round trip, and the round trip is the thing we are deleting. So the shaping happens before the text lands.
A message is not a paragraph
Chat wants a sentence. Documents want structure. Mail wants a subject.
Cleanup is a round trip
Reread and repunctuate every transcript and the trip was moved, not saved.
Names survive
A custom dictionary keeps names and technical terms from being guessed.
Styles, not settings
Clean, concise, professional, or one you write. Chosen per workspace.
Your voice
is yours.
The private path is the easy path. Nothing is uploaded for dictation to work, so the local lane is the one that ships on.
Local is the default path
On-device transcription is the shipped behaviour, not a setting to find.
Audio is disposable
Recordings are deleted once transcribed, unless you ask to keep them.
The log stays on the Mac
A local SQLite history you can search. Nothing syncs by default.
Cloud is opt in
A cloud refinement lane exists, ships off, and only ever sees text.
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