Offline-first
Useful on airplanes, in clinics, in weak Wi-Fi, and anywhere uploading audio is the wrong default.
Private desktop speech-to-text
Talk it out. Keep it local. Pay once.
A playful offline-first transcription app for people who need clean text from messy speech without sending every meeting, memo, or client note to somebody else's server.
Built for sensitive work
Useful on airplanes, in clinics, in weak Wi-Fi, and anywhere uploading audio is the wrong default.
The planned desktop app is a simple $10 lifetime purchase. No seat math, token meter, or monthly surprise.
No training on your recordings. No ambient cloud sync. Optional account recovery only when you want it.
Transcripts are shaped for docs, tickets, emails, Markdown notes, captions, and rough drafts.
The desktop utility
YapPad is intentionally small: open it, talk, keep the transcript. The brand can be playful because the workflow underneath is boring where it matters.
Live dictation with a global hotkey
Drag-and-drop audio file transcription
TXT, Markdown, and SRT export targets
Local transcript history you can delete
Optional Google sign-in for license recovery
Offline license cache for real desktop use
Three moves
Hit record or drop in audio. YapPad is built to feel like opening a tiny notepad, not configuring a studio.
Speech-to-text runs on your machine by default, so sensitive audio does not need a round trip through a cloud queue.
Copy the draft, export the file, or paste into the tool where the work actually continues.
Why it exists
Upload first, trust the queue, keep paying.
Fast capture, messy cleanup, scattered exports.
Local-first transcription that ends in usable text.
Coming soon
The first launch target is a simple desktop download, a one-time $10 checkout, and an offline-friendly license that does not punish honest users.