First Steps
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VoicePad on macOS: setup, dictation and local sync
VoicePad for macOS is distributed through a direct desktop download from the VoicePad website. It provides local speech recognition, desktop AI Tools...
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VoicePad on iPhone and iPad: getting started
VoicePad on iOS provides dictation, local history and supported phone–computer sync. Use the in-app recording controls and review the transcript...
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VoicePad on Android: getting started and everyday use
VoicePad on Android turns speech into text using a model on your phone. After setup, you can dictate inside the app, use the floating Orb or choose...
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Settings guide: language, models and recording preferences
Open Settings from VoicePad’s gear icon or footer. The panel groups the choices that affect recognition, appearance and how you use the result....
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Main screen and footer guide
VoicePad’s main screen brings recording, your transcript, history and settings together. Use this guide to find the controls before starting a...
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What is VoicePad AI?
VoicePad AI turns spoken words into text using Whisper running on your own device. It is available for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS. What you can...
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How do I get started? (60-second quickstart)
Start with a short note to check that your language, microphone and model are ready. VoicePad runs speech recognition on your device. Your first...
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Free vs Pro — what's the difference?
VoicePad offers a 14-day free trial so you can try dictation before buying. Pro is a one-time purchase with no recurring subscription. What to check...
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What does "100% offline" actually mean?
“Offline” refers to speech processing on your device. VoicePad uses a local Whisper model to turn your voice into text without uploading the...
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VoicePad Orb vs VoicePad Direct — which do I use?
Choose Orb when you want to copy and paste a finished dictation. Choose Direct when you want dictated text inserted into the app where you are...
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The onboarding wizard — what each step does
The first-launch wizard helps you prepare VoicePad for your first dictation. Its screens can vary by platform and version; the settings below explain...
