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O-mega Enterprise Inc.
O-mega Enterprise Inc. operates and sells Yap. The about page, privacy policy, and terms use that company name. Contact is hello@yapapp.cc. The reviewed pages do not state a street address.
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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.
Official source reviewed 2026-11-08
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.
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