On-device transcriptionPrivate
Speech recognition runs locally with the Parakeet TDT 0.6B v3 model on your Mac's Neural Engine. No cloud speech service, no account, no per-minute fees — and it keeps working offline.
Menura turns your voice into text right on your Mac. Hold a hotkey and talk into any app, record any call without a bot joining, and transcribe audio and video files. Transcription never leaves your computer.
One menu-bar app for dictation, meetings and files, built natively for the Mac.
Speech recognition runs locally with the Parakeet TDT 0.6B v3 model on your Mac's Neural Engine. No cloud speech service, no account, no per-minute fees — and it keeps working offline.
Hold a hotkey, speak, release — the text lands at your cursor in Mail, Slack, Notes, your editor or a browser.
Records your mic and the call's audio from Zoom, Meet, Teams, Discord or FaceTime — no bot joins. Get a transcript split by speaker, plus summary, decisions and action items.
Drop in MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4 or MOV. Menura keeps a tidy library with the media, a poster frame and the text side by side.
Polish transcripts and write meeting notes with the AI tools you already pay for — Claude, Codex or Antigravity command-line apps. Optional, and off until you choose it.
English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, French, Spanish and more European languages, detected automatically. The interface speaks English and Russian.
New versions install quietly when you are not recording. Every update is cryptographically signed and verified before it is unpacked.
Press ⌥ / — or your own shortcut — wherever your cursor is. A small pill shows Menura is listening.
Speak naturally in your language. Recognition happens on your Mac in real time, even without internet.
The text is pasted at the cursor. Every dictation is kept in your history, ready to copy again.
Menura was designed local-first. You decide if anything ever leaves your computer.
The same notes Menura shows when it updates itself.
Release notes load from the update feed. If they don't appear, open the feed.
After that, Menura keeps itself up to date — or use Check for Updates… in its menu.
Give your hands a break. Let Menura write it down.