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100% on-device AI transcription app. 26 languages, fully offline, completely private. No cloud, no compromise. Start Free on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, lifetime plan, Family sharing, unlimited transcription
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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 2026 |
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Utterly brings fast, private speech-to-text to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It runs fully on device with no accounts or cloud, supporting 26 languages for meetings, lectures, interviews, and notes. Use live transcription and captions, dictate polished text, or transcribe audio or video files and system...
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As answered by people managing Open Devdocs and Utterly App.
Utterly App's answer:
Utterly is one of very few transcription apps that runs entirely on-device with zero cloud dependency. Every word is processed locally on Apple's Neural Engine — no audio ever leaves your device, no account required, no internet needed.
It delivers real-time live captions, voice dictation, and file transcription in a single app, supporting 26 languages with automatic switching. Most competitors sacrifice either privacy, speed, or accuracy. Utterly doesn't compromise on any of the three.
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Utterly App's answer:
Utterly started with a real person's need. The founder and his wife run an online language school, and one of their students was partially deaf — she relied on lip reading and asked if they could provide "subtitles" for the lessons.
Looking for a solution, nothing available met all three requirements: private, fast, and accurate. Most tools managed two out of three.
Knowing the field had advanced significantly with on-device neural models, the founder decided to build something that satisfied all three — and Utterly was born. That student says it changed her life, and she now uses live captions daily for remote work too.
That's the bar the app is built to meet: technology that meaningfully changes how people communicate.
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