Compare Dictation Software

Verity supports 20 languages across all plans — free and Pro. You can switch languages mid-sentence without changing any settings. Both tiers use the same speech-recognition engine with no quality difference.

Verity runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, iPadOS, and watchOS. It works at the OS level, so you can dictate into any app — no integrations or plugins required.

Verity is free during launch with zero audio retention. All features are included — no tiers, no limits. Dragon typically costs upwards of $700 one-time for a Windows-only license. Wispr Flow starts at $12/mo (annual) and doesn't support Linux. Verity covers every platform — including Linux — at a lower price point.

Audio is transcribed and immediately discarded — never stored, never shared, never used for model training. All processing runs on Verity's own infrastructure; we don't use any third-party AI API providers.

Verity routes audio to the best available transcription engine for each language, optimized for accuracy across all 20 supported languages.

Yes. You can add custom words and phrases through dictionaries (used for speech-recognition biasing) and create word mappings for deterministic corrections. Snippets let you expand abbreviations into full phrases. These features work without storing your audio.

Install Verity on any platform and start dictating — there is no voice-training step. Dragon profiles, macros, and custom command scripts do not transfer, but Verity's custom dictionary and snippets cover similar ground. See our pricing page for a cost comparison.