Side by side
| Capability | Typeless Voice dictation | Typeme Context layer for any action |
|---|---|---|
| Polished text output | Yes | Yes |
| Works in any macOS app | Yes | Yes |
| Translate | Yes | Yes |
| Write the result back | Yes | Yes |
| Reply and draft a response | Yes | Yes |
| Polish and rewrite | Yes | Yes |
| Personal tone and terminology | Yes | Yes |
| Voice input | Yes | Yes, in betabeta |
| Screenshot OCR | No | Yes |
| Edit text without speaking | No | Yes |
| Custom actions with your own prompt | No | Yes |
| Project context memory | No | Yes |
| Context as editable Markdown | No | Yes |
| Chat with your context | No | Yes, in betabeta |
| Per-action model choice | No | Yes |
| Run a local model offline | No | Yes |
| Local AI request log | No | Yes |
| Spoken commands | Yes | No |
| Per-app tone | Yes | No |
| Windows, Linux, iOS, Android | Yes | No |
Which one fits?
Choose Typeless if…
- You think faster than you type.
- You work across macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android.
- You want spoken commands and a personal dictionary.
Choose Typeme if…
- You edit text you already have, not just speech.
- The project has history the draft should know.
- You want custom actions and your own model.
Questions
Is Typeme a dictation app?
No. Typeme works on selected text and on-device OCR. To speak your draft, Typeless is the direct fit.
Does Typeless keep project context?
Its public documentation describes personal style, a dictionary, and per-app tone — not a per-project background store. Typeme's context is explicit Markdown.
Can I use both?
Yes. Dictate with Typeless, then select the result and run Polish or Translate in Typeme.