Voooxly is an open-source, local-first Mac application designed to transform how you interact with your computer using your voice. Unlike traditional voice-to-text dictation tools that merely transcribe your spoken words, Voooxly focuses on voice-to-action execution. Users simply pick a specific mode, speak their task, and the tool immediately outputs the completed action directly where the cursor is placed.

Whether you need to write a reply, summarize a meeting, draft a prompt, or translate a paragraph, Voooxly handles the processing locally on your machine. This ensures that your voice and data never leave your Mac, offering robust privacy. Because it is released under the MIT license, the tool is completely free to use and its source code is accessible on GitHub.

Pros of Voooxly

Completely free and open-source (MIT licensed)
Processes voice locally on your Mac for maximum privacy
Executes completed tasks (such as replies, translations, and summaries) directly at your cursor
Eliminates the need to manually reread or edit raw transcriptions

Cons of Voooxly

Only available for Mac users
Requires selecting a mode before speaking to execute tasks

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Voooxly a voice-to-text dictation tool?

No. Unlike traditional voice-to-text software that simply transcribes what you say, Voooxly performs the requested task (such as writing a reply, summarizing, or translating) and outputs the finished result directly at your cursor.