Voice OS

VoiceOS is a voice operating system and AI voice assistant for Mac and Windows. It’s for people who want to speak to their computer to write, search, and get common tasks done without switching apps or typing long instructions.

• Voice-to-action for sending messages, scheduling meetings, replying, drafting, and running app tasks by voice
• Dictation that turns speech into text for notes and messages
• Web search from voice commands
• Cursor-based interaction where “point and ask” uses where your cursor is as context
• File and find for pulling up documents you’re looking for by what you remember
• Task reminders that keep things on track and bring requests back at the right time

What sets VoiceOS apart is the shift from dictation alone to voice commands that do work in the right place. Instead of just producing text, it aims to handle the next step, like sending an email or locating a specific PDF, from a single spoken request.

It also includes privacy controls aimed at keeping what you say under your control. The product states your audio isn’t stored on their servers and isn’t used to train models. You can save transcripts on your device and avoid cloud audio storage, with optional anonymous sharing that excludes raw audio or full transcripts tied to you.

It’s backed by Combinator, and it’s positioned as a replacement for typing in daily workflows, including email, notes, scheduling, and quick searches.