On-device speech-to-text and natural read-aloud, working wherever there’s text on your Mac. Your audio and text never leave the device.
Talk through the problem. Narrato brings the context. #
Dictate feedback, capture screenshots as you speak, and drop the complete brief into Codex.
Everything, on one line each. #
[Explore dictation →](/offline-dictation-mac)
[Kokoro](https://huggingface.co/hexgrad/Kokoro-82M)
[Hear the voices →](/read-aloud-mac#voices)
Context is inserted automatically from your clipboard. #
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See how dictation works → Copy anything while you talk. It lands here, at the exact word.
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Find a voice you’ll actually use. #
Every voice is synthesized locally with Kokoro. Audition a few here; the full library spans nine languages.
Daniel
American & British English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Hindi, Japanese & Mandarin. 54 voices across 9 languages.
Hear all 54 voices · 9 languages →
Questions, answered. #
Everything a careful buyer asks before down a beta. Tap any question.
Yes. Transcription and narration run entirely on your Mac, so your audio and text never leave the device, and everything works offline. The beta does make a few network calls that never carry your content: anonymous, content-free diagnostics and crash reports (both switch-off-able in Settings), and a one-time download of the dictation and voice models on first launch.
Download the notarized DMG and use every feature free for 7 days, no card required. After that, a one-time license unlocks it for good.
A perpetual license for 2 Macs, every beta update plus 1.0 when it lands, and a 14-day no-questions refund. It’s the beta price, and it locks in for early supporters. Pay once. There’s no subscription, ever.
Because your Mac does the work. Both models run on your own silicon, so there is no server bill for us to pass on, and no usage caps to meter. We'd rather earn the next version than rent you this one.
macOS 14 or later on an Apple Silicon Mac.
The App Store sandbox blocks the system access Narrato needs: typing into any app and listening for a global shortcut. A signed, notarized DMG is the honest way to ship that.
It’s in daily use and ships a steady changelog. If something breaks, email us. Beta fixes land fast, and your license covers every beta update plus 1.0 and its updates. The version you buy keeps working forever; future major versions may be paid upgrades.
Completely. Everything runs locally, so it works the same on a plane or off the grid.
One ticket. No subscription. #
The only on-device, buy-once Mac app we know of that both dictates and reads aloud. This is the beta price, and it locks in for early supporters.
- 7-day free trial
- 2 Macs per license
- 14-day refund
- All beta updates + 1.0
Try Narrato free Notarized app · macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon