Aqua Voice

Aqua Voice is an AI dictation app that transcribes your speech, cleans it up as you talk and pastes it wherever your cursor is, for people who want to write faster across every app. It focuses on accuracy for names and technical terms, using its own speech models and a personal dictionary. Live refinement means grammar is fixed while you speak, but your own words are kept.

What is Aqua Voice used for?

Aqua Voice is used for everyday writing by voice, from quick chat replies to long documents and prompts for AI tools.

• Dictating into any app on macOS, Windows, iPhone or Android, with text pasted at the cursor
• Refining dictation in real time so grammar and punctuation are corrected as you speak
• Recognizing names, brands and technical terms through a custom dictionary
• Applying writing style rules so output matches how you like to write
• Dictating in 49 languages and keeping a transcript history, or using Privacy Mode to store nothing
• Using Realtime Mode and voice commands on Max, and connecting through MCP, CLI or API

Who Aqua Voice is best for

Aqua Voice suits developers, writers, students and professionals who dictate technical or brand-heavy text, where generic dictation often misspells terms. Students benefit from the 70 percent discount. People who only need occasional voice input can stay on built-in system dictation instead.

Aqua Voice pricing

As of October 2026, Aqua Voice has a free plan with 1,000 words and no credit card required. Pro costs $10 per month billed annually, or $12 month to month, and includes unlimited words, custom instructions and a personal dictionary. Max costs $19 per month billed annually, or $24 monthly, and adds Realtime Mode, voice commands and early access. Business costs $19 per seat per month billed annually, or $24 monthly, with a 2-seat minimum, and includes team billing, SSO, usage reports, zero data retention and shared dictionaries. Students with a school email get 70 percent off Pro and Max.

Limitations to keep in mind

• One thousand free words is enough for a short test, not regular use
• Real-time mode and voice commands are reserved for Max
• Accuracy figures on the website come from the company's own benchmark
• Pasting at the cursor means you need to be in the right field before speaking

Aqua Voice vs alternatives

Wispr Flow is the most direct competitor and is better known, with similar dictate-anywhere features and style matching. Yap Voice Typing is a simpler and lighter voice typing tool. OpenAI Whisper is the open-source model for people who prefer to build their own pipeline. Aqua Voice wins for users who dictate a lot of technical vocabulary, want Android and Windows support, and value a low annual price or student discount.

Tips for getting started with Aqua Voice

Load your dictionary first with colleagues' names, product names and code terms, since that is where Aqua Voice's accuracy pays off. Set a couple of style rules, such as no exclamation marks or sentence case for chat, and test them in Slack. Use Privacy Mode for sensitive work if you do not need transcript history. Try the free 1,000 words on real tasks before choosing between Pro and Max.

Aqua Voice FAQ

Is Aqua Voice free?

Aqua Voice has a free plan with 1,000 words. Pro costs $10 per month billed annually or $12 month to month for unlimited words.

What platforms does Aqua Voice support?

Aqua Voice works on macOS, Windows, iPhone and Android, pasting dictated text into whatever app you are using.

Does Aqua Voice offer a student discount?

Yes. Students with a school email address get 70 percent off the Pro and Max plans.

What is the best alternative to Aqua Voice?

Wispr Flow is the closest alternative for dictation in any app, while OpenAI Whisper suits people who want an open-source model to run themselves.