Press your hotkey
One shortcut, anywhere on your system. Vito starts listening instantly.
Free · open source · no subscription
Press a hotkey, talk, and polished text is pasted into whatever app you're in. AI strips the "uhs", fixes the sentences, and adds line breaks — in 60 languages.
WindowsLinuxmacOS soon
Vito sits in your tray and works wherever your cursor is — email, docs, chat, code.
One shortcut, anywhere on your system. Vito starts listening instantly.
Speak naturally, in any of 60 languages. Hesitations and detours are fine.
AI removes fillers, restructures sentences, adds line breaks and even spoken emojis — then pastes the result right where you were typing.
Pricing
Dictation apps like Wispr Flow typically charge €12–15 every month — whether you dictate or not. Vito is free. You bring your own API key and pay only for what you actually speak: about €0.15 per hour of speech. Don't use it for a month? You pay nothing.
Drag to your monthly dictation time.
10 hours of speech / month
≈ €1.50
That's less than a single coffee. A €15/month subscription costs the same as ~100 hours of nonstop talking.
Subscription apps
Wispr Flow & friends
€12–15/mo
Vito
free app + your own key
€0/mo + usage
To spend €15 with Vito you'd have to speak nonstop for ~100 hours in one month. Even heavy daily use usually lands at a few euros.
Bring your own key
New to "BYOK"? It simply means you create a free account with an AI provider yourself, copy your personal API key, and paste it into Vito once. Vito then talks to the provider directly on your behalf — no middleman, no markup, no account with us. The key never leaves your device.
Speech-to-text · 60 languages
Speech-to-text · alternative engine
Claude · cleans up and structures your text
You choose which providers to use. Prices are the providers' own — Vito adds nothing on top.
It's just you, your voice, and the provider you picked. Nobody else in the room.
No analytics, no telemetry, no account. Vito doesn't phone home — there is no home to phone. We never see your data, so we couldn't sell it even if we wanted to.
Audio is sent only to the AI provider you chose, with your key. History and settings stay on your machine.
Every line of code is public on GitHub. Don't take our word for it — read it, build it, improve it.
Dictate in any of them — and use Vito's interface in all 60 too. Every language with more than 50 million speakers is covered.
~80% of the world covered as a native language
90%+ including second languages like English, Spanish or Arabic
Everything below is built in — no add-ons, no paid tiers. Lean back, talk with your hands if you like, and let Vito do the typing.
Every dictation is saved locally and full-text searchable. Listen back to recordings, save them, or re-copy old results — nothing you say gets lost.
Teach Vito your names, jargon and frequent fixes once — applied automatically from then on.
A tiny always-on-top window you can park anywhere — control dictation without switching apps.
Words per day, typing time saved, spoken time — with 44 achievements to unlock along the way.
Light and dark, just like this site — Vito follows your OS preference automatically. So when you're dictating late at night or in a dim room, the interface stays calm and easy on the eyes.
Vito is open source — inspect it, fork it, contribute. If it saves you time, a coffee keeps development going.
Free download. No account, no subscription — just your own API key.
Vito is young — expect the occasional bug. Found one? Report it on GitHub and help make Vito better.
Yes. The app costs nothing and is open source. The only cost is the API usage you pay directly to your chosen provider — roughly €0.15 per hour of speech. No usage, no cost.
No — it's like signing up for any website: create an account with Soniox, AssemblyAI or Anthropic, copy the key they show you, and paste it into Vito's settings. Vito walks you through it, and there's a demo mode to try everything before you set up a key.
Your audio is sent only to the speech-to-text provider you configured, and the transcript to Anthropic for cleanup — nothing else, nowhere else. Vito itself contains no tracking or analytics, and your history stays on your own machine.
Local models sound appealing, but they're demanding: for good speed and accuracy they really need a capable GPU. On older or lighter machines they run slowly — or not at all. And finding the right one is a quest of its own: which model is consistently accurate, and does it even support your language? By doing the heavy lifting in the cloud, Vito works equally well on any computer, keeps your CPU free while you dictate, and doesn't drain your laptop battery. The trade-off is a tiny usage cost (~€0.15 per hour) and audio being processed by your chosen provider.
Windows and Linux today, macOS soon. On Linux, Vito even detects missing utilities and shows per-desktop-environment instructions for setting up your hotkey.
Voice In, Text Out. That's the whole app in four words.
Yes — upload a recording and Vito converts it to clean text, the same way it handles live dictation.