Rapid Email Dictation
Hold Fn on a Mac - Ctrl+Win on Windows - in any email client and speak your reply. Auto-punctuation and formatting mean your dictated emails read as polished as typed ones. Clear your inbox in a fraction of the time.
You spend your day in meetings, on calls, and making decisions. The last thing you need is more typing. Yaps lets you dictate emails, capture voice memos, and review documents by listening - all without sending a word to the cloud.
Same sentence. Watch the difference.
Every feature is designed to give you back time in your day.
Hold Fn on a Mac - Ctrl+Win on Windows - in any email client and speak your reply. Auto-punctuation and formatting mean your dictated emails read as polished as typed ones. Clear your inbox in a fraction of the time.
Record quick voice notes between meetings to capture action items, decisions, and ideas. Yaps transcribes them locally so you can search and reference them later.
Select any document, email thread, or brief and have Yaps read it aloud in a natural voice. Review materials during your commute, over lunch, or while preparing for your next meeting.
Board discussions, M&A plans, personnel decisions, financial projections - none of it leaves your device. Yaps processes everything locally, with no cloud dependency and no data retention.
Dictate at 35,000 feet without Wi-Fi. Yaps runs entirely on-device, so you can draft emails, record voice memos, and review documents even when you are completely offline.
Every dictation is saved with a timestamp and the app context where you used it. Find that email you dictated last Tuesday or the brief you spoke into Notes yesterday - instantly.
From the first email to the last meeting recap.
Arrive at your desk with 50 unread emails. Open each one, hold the dictation key, speak your reply, send. What used to take an hour now takes 15 minutes.
“Thanks for the Q3 numbers, David. Let's discuss the variance in the APAC region during Thursday's review.”
Walk out of a meeting and immediately record a voice note with decisions made and next steps. Yaps transcribes it so you have a searchable record in seconds.
“Action items from the ops sync: finalize vendor shortlist by Friday, schedule the board update for next Tuesday.”
Instead of sitting down to type a quarterly report, speak it while your thoughts are fresh. Edit afterward. Most executives find their first draft is 80% there when dictated.
“Our customer retention rate improved 12 percent quarter over quarter, driven primarily by the new onboarding sequence.”
Draft sensitive emails about personnel changes, acquisitions, or board matters. Nothing is uploaded, recorded externally, or accessible to anyone but you.
Airports, flights, hotels - Yaps works everywhere without Wi-Fi. Dictate on the plane, record voice memos in the cab, review briefs by listening in your hotel room.
Quickly dictate instructions, feedback, or updates for your team. Speak naturally and let Yaps format it as polished text you can drop into Slack, email, or a project tool.
“I run back-to-back meetings from 8am to 4pm most days. Before Yaps, my evenings were spent typing emails I should have sent hours ago. Now I dictate replies in the two minutes between meetings. My inbox is cleared by 5pm and my evenings are mine again. The privacy angle matters too - I handle sensitive compensation and acquisition discussions that absolutely cannot go through a cloud service.”

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Dictate emails. Record memos. Listen to reports. All on your device, all private.
Requires macOS 13.0+ (Apple Silicon recommended)Also on iPhone and iPad