About Qugora
Qugora makes voice input you can fix faster than typing.
What Qugora is
Qugora is system-wide voice input (dictation) software for macOS and Windows. Speak into any app’s text field and an AI model drops the filler words, adds punctuation and types the result at your cursor. On macOS it needs a Mac with Apple silicon (M-series); on Windows it needs Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit).
Qugora (q-u-g-o-r-a) is voice input software and is not related to Quora, the Q&A website.
Why we’re building it
Everyone turns speech into text. Speaking into any text field and having a model drop the filler and add punctuation is the half that plenty of products already do well.
But cleanup can’t guess English terms, numbers and names, and when they come out wrong you’re back at the keyboard: find the cursor, delete, retype. We’re working on the fixing half: swipe once on the trackpad, pick a candidate or re-say just those words, and the fix goes into your personal lexicon so it comes first next time.
We also think a trackpad plus a microphone could be the next office input device. That’s a direction. We don’t sell hardware. The software comes first.
How we treat your data
Speech recognition runs on your device, and audio and text stay on your computer by default. Telemetry is counts and timings only, never text or audio, and can be turned off. With Qugora Cloud we record token counts and don’t store request content. Your data isn’t used to train models.
Read the privacy policy (draft) · Is voice dictation private?
Open-source roots
Qugora is built on the MIT-licensed open-source project Voconly. On top of its system-wide voice input we added swipe-to-correct, the personal lexicon and the memory library. Thanks to Voconly’s author and contributors.
Release status
The Qugora macOS preview (Apple silicon) is free to download on the Download page; the Windows build and Pro subscriptions aren’t open yet.
Contact
Questions about the product, partnerships, or something on this site that’s wrong? Write to us: hello@qugora.com