What the apps do

Every app, by the kind of work it does

Which ActNow app to reach for when you dictate, transcribe a meeting, make a voice, dub a video, translate, sort your media or read your mail. Each point links to the feature on the app's page.

Capabilities //

Many kinds of work, one small studio

Voice, meetings, audio, video, translation, your media library, your mail and AI that stays on your Mac. What each app does, and where they meet.

apps
5
areas
8
capabilities
36
Which app covers which kind of work
CoverageActInboxlyAudioSmithVoxtAuralink
Voice inputAudioSmith: 1Voxt: 2Auralink: 3
TranscriptionAudioSmith: 1
Voice & audioAudioSmith: 5
VideoAudioSmith: 1
LanguageAudioSmith: 1Voxt: 2Auralink: 2
Media libraryAct: 6
MailInboxly: 6
Private, local AIAct: 1Inboxly: 1AudioSmith: 2Voxt: 1Auralink: 1
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One family //

Better together

The apps know about each other. Install a second one and it reuses what the first already has.

  • Models download once

    Apps that use the same model share one copy, and none deletes a model another app still needs.

  • Rolling out

    Keys and settings carry over

    Reuse a service key from another ActNow app after one confirmation; language, proxy and model folder can follow the family.

  • Rolling out

    Shortcuts that don't clash

    Each app has its own default keys and says so when another ActNow app already uses one.

  • Open source, or paid once

    AudioSmith, Auralink and Voxt are free and open source. The others are a one-time purchase, no subscription.

    See pricing →

FAQ

Choosing an app

Auralink: Uses the speech and language services you choose, with your own keys. It stays small and uses the biggest models there are. Voxt: Runs every model on your Mac: it works offline, needs no key, and nothing leaves the Mac. AudioSmith: Dictation in any app with ⌘⇧Space, as one part of a voice studio on your Mac.