Smart dictation and voice notes for Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.
Monologue is for people who think faster than they type. It combines smart dictation with voice notes across Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, so your spoken thoughts can become polished writing, meeting transcripts, summaries, tasks, and useful context for your tools.
For everyday writing, Monologue is a smart dictation app that works where you already write. On the Mac, it works anywhere you can type. On iPhone and iPad, it works as a keyboard inside the apps you already use. Speak naturally, and Monologue turns your voice into polished text for messages, emails, documents, notes, code, and more.
You can speak with pauses, restarts, filler words, proper nouns, technical terms, and a little bit of chaos. Monologue understands context, remembers your vocabulary, supports 100+ languages, and turns natural speech into clean writing instead of a raw transcript you have to fix afterward.
For longer recordings, Monologue Notes captures the thinking that happens away from the keyboard: meetings, calls, walks, errands, and voice memos that usually disappear as soon as they are over. Start a note on your Apple Watch before a walk, keep recording from your iPhone during a call, review the transcript on your iPad, and pull it up on your Mac when it is time to do something with it.
Monologue Notes can connect to agents and tools through API, CLI, and MCP support, so a transcript can become the starting point for actual work. Ask your agent to pull your latest note and turn it into tasks, summarize a customer call, draft a follow-up email, or use a meeting transcript as context for a code change.
You can start free with 1,000 dictation words and 10 notes, or upgrade to Monologue Pro for unlimited dictation and unlimited notes. Monologue is also included in the Every bundle with Cora, Spiral, Sparkle, and Every’s newsletter.
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