Personal dictionary
Add your team's vocabulary once. Penwright gets it right every time after that, codenames, last names, library names, internal acronyms.
Trusted by teams that don't wait around
Four things that matter for your role.
Write a 600-word investor update during your commute. Penwright turns the rambling first take into a tight, well-structured email.
Strategy notes, financials, hiring decisions. None of it touches a cloud. The model lives on your Mac.
You don't hire an assistant to type faster. Penwright gives you the same effect for €9/month.
Add company-specific jargon, codenames, and acronyms once. Penwright gets them right every time.
Penwright lives on Mac today. Mobile is coming, same dictionary, same snippets, same privacy.
Penwright on Mac
iPhone Coming soon
Dictionary, snippets, multilingual, all local.
Add your team's vocabulary once. Penwright gets it right every time after that, codenames, last names, library names, internal acronyms.
Trigger a saved block of text by saying a phrase. The expanded version comes out polished, and the variables stay yours to fill.
Dictate in English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Mandarin, Japanese, and 90 more. Switch with a toggle. The model runs on your Mac in every language.
We're transparent about what we ship today and what we're working on. No imaginary certifications.
Audio and transcripts never leave your Mac.
Live todayPersonal content stays on the Mac by default. There is no audio to process serverside. Subject-access requests honored.
Live todayControls under review. Available on request once audited.
In progressOn the roadmap. Targeting completion within the next 12 months.
In progressThree minutes of speaking, two minutes of editing, sent before you get back to your laptop.
Dictate the gut-check straight after the interview, while your impressions are still sharp.
Turn the meeting in your head into a clean, structured Slack post the moment it ends.
Drop your numbers in and see what voice gives back.
Emails, docs, prompts, chats. All of it counts.
If you don't bill hourly, use a fair estimate.