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On-device dictation that types speech into the current app on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android, with free browser dictation, audio-to-text, a Firefox extension, and a local MCP server.

Free and paid plansmacOS / Windows / iOSOfficial sources reviewed

At a glance

Good for
Dictate into the app already open · Turn a recording into text in the browser
Starting access
App plans are 6 dollars and 90 cents a month, or 69 dollars a year.

Platforms

macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, Web, Firefox extension, Chrome extension, Edge extension, MCP

Official sources

Provider information reviewed

Common questions

Is Yap free?

There is a free way to start, and paid plans are also listed.

What platforms does Yap run on?

Yap lists macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, Web, Firefox extension, Chrome extension, Edge extension, MCP.

Who makes Yap?

O-mega Enterprise Inc. publishes Yap.

When was Yap last reviewed?

Official sources were reviewed on 2026-11-08.

What is Yap?

On-device dictation that types speech into the current app on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android, with free browser dictation, audio-to-text, a Firefox extension, and a local MCP server.

Plans, access & official sources

Capabilities

On-device dictation into the current app · Local dictation history · Free browser dictation · Browser audio-to-text · Voice typing extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox · Local MCP server

Pricing
Free and paid plans
Access
macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, Web, Firefox extension, Chrome extension, Edge extension, MCP

App plans are 6 dollars and 90 cents a month, or 69 dollars a year. The pricing page writes those prices as $6.90 a month or $69 a year, with the same app features on either plan. A website download is free for 3 days after an account is created with no card. A desktop subscription then starts a 10-day trial that requires a card, and cancelling before that trial ends avoids the first charge. The iPhone page states a 14-day trial through Apple after the same 3 free days. The Mac app from the website is Apple Silicon only, M1 and later, with no Intel build. Windows is 10 or 11, 64-bit, and the download page also links a Windows on Arm installer. That website installer is described as not code-signed yet; the Microsoft Store copy is signed by Microsoft. iPhone requires iPhone 12 Pro, 13 Pro, 14 or newer, on iOS 17 or later. Android requires Android 10 or later and 3 GB of memory. Browser dictation, browser audio-to-text, and the Chrome, Edge, and Firefox extension are free and do not need an account. A local MCP server is published as free and open source. The pages describe speech recognition as on-device. The apps were not installed and no subscription was started. Official pages reviewed November 8, 2026.

Reviewed
Review scope & sources

Provider information reviewed; this is not a hands-on product evaluation.

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