Qugora is in pre-release: downloads, sign-in and Pro subscriptions aren’t open yet.

Qugora vs Typeless

The biggest differences are platform coverage and how you fix mistakes. Typeless runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android and processes speech in the cloud in real time while stating that no audio is stored there; Qugora is macOS and Windows only and recognizes speech on your device by default. For fixes, Typeless rewrites selected text by voice command, while Qugora targets the misrecognized words with candidates, a partial re-say or a description of the word.

Typeless is live and adds translation while you speak and auto-formatting, which suits people working across devices and languages. Qugora suits people who often fix numbers, English words and names on a computer and want audio to stay local, but it is still in pre-release.

Qugora and Typeless, side by side

Item Qugora Typeless
Platforms macOS (Apple silicon) and Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit) macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android [1]
Price Free $0 with 50k Qugora Cloud tokens a month; Pro $30/month or $144/year (USD) with 3M tokens a month; 14-day Pro trial for new accounts (Planned prices; the Pricing page is authoritative at launch) Free: “Limited words” (no number stated); Pro $12/user/month billed yearly or $30 monthly; Enterprise custom (USD) [2]
Processing / privacy Speech recognition runs on device; audio and text stay on your computer by default. The AI model can be Qugora Cloud (token counts only, content not stored), your own API key or a local model. Not used for training States “Zero cloud data retention” and “No audio stored in the cloud”: processed in the cloud in real time, not stored; history kept on device; not used for training; ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA [1]
Chinese support Chinese and English; mixed Chinese/English, numbers and names are the focus 100+ languages, mixable, auto-detected; no Chinese-specific notes found [1]
Fixing recognition errors Swipe the wrong words on the trackpad (or drag with a mouse), then pick a candidate, re-say only those words, or describe the word; only that span is replaced Self-corrections keep only the final version; “Speak to edit selected text” rewrites a selection by voice command. No candidate list or partial re-say found [1]
Personal dictionary Yes. Every fix goes into an on-device personal lexicon you can view, edit or delete Yes. Learned automatically or added manually [1]
Release status Pre-release; downloads not open yet Live, with free and paid plans [2]
Other features AI model removes filler words and adds punctuation; local memory library, each item kept only after you approve it Filler-word removal, auto-formatting, translate as you speak, per-app tone, Whisper mode [1]

Competitor information checked on 2026-11-15; their official site is authoritative. Qugora information is from this site. “Not found” means we couldn’t find it, not that it doesn’t exist. Spot an error? Email hello@qugora.com and we’ll fix it.

Sources for Typeless

  1. Typeless home page: www.typeless.com
  2. Typeless pricing: www.typeless.com/pricing

When to choose Typeless

  • You need the same voice input on Linux, iPhone or Android.
  • You often translate as you speak, or want auto-formatting and per-app tone.
  • Procurement requires ISO 27001, GDPR or HIPAA coverage.
  • Your team needs an Enterprise plan.
  • You need a product that is available today.

When to choose Qugora

  • You want speech recognized on your device rather than streamed to the cloud.
  • Numbers, English words and names often trip you up, and you want to swipe them and pick a candidate, re-say just those words, or describe the word.
  • You want every fix saved to your personal lexicon.
  • You want to use your own LLM API key or a local model.
  • You type mainly on Mac or Windows and can wait for the public launch.

Keep reading

macOS · coming soon Windows · coming soon

Pre-release: installers aren’t available yet. Downloads will appear here at launch.