“Hey computer —
make me type faster!”
…that's the whole app ✺
“Hey computer —
make me type faster!”
…that's the whole app ✺
No windows to open, nothing to click. Your pinky already knows where the fn key is.
Hold fn, speak, release. Exactly your words, inserted instantly — with your names, emails and snippets filled in.
Rambling in, ready-to-send out — filler dropped, grammar fixed, tone matched to the app you're in.
Don't dictate the words — order the result. Ask for an email, an outline, an essay, and it lands right at your cursor.
Select something first and your voice becomes the instruction — summarize it, expand it, rewrite it, ask what it means. Answer lands on your clipboard.
Looking at an email? Say "respond — I'm interested, ask about pricing." Yello reads the screen and drops the drafted reply on your clipboard.
The mic opens the instant you press the key. Your first syllable is never lost.
The cleanup adapts to the app you're typing into.
A personal dictionary nails your names and jargon. Snippets expand by voice.
Your last 50 dictations live in History — ⌘⌃V pastes the latest anywhere.
Choose Apple's on-device engine and audio never leaves your Mac. No accounts, no cloud inbox of your voice.
Double-tap fn to lock dictation on while you think out loud. Tap once more to finish.
No tiers, no subscription — one payment and every superpower is yours. Try it free for 7 days first.
Bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic key — or use the on-device engine. macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon.
All of them. Yello types wherever your cursor is — Mail, Slack, Notion, VS Code, Chrome, Terminal, that weird internal tool. If you can type there, Yello can.
No — Yello works out of the box with Apple's speech engine. Add an OpenAI or Anthropic key in Settings and you unlock the best transcription, AI cleanup, voice-written drafts, selection edits, and screen answers.
Your choice. The Apple engine can run fully on-device. With an AI engine enabled, audio goes only to the provider you picked, using your own key — and screen vision sends only the screenshot you explicitly asked about.
macOS 13 or newer on Apple Silicon.
