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Voice control
Open apps, click, search and automate, just by speaking.
Listening… ▾
“Open my invoice”
You're in control. Literally.
Four things you’ll stop
doing by hand.
Control, dictation, meeting notes, and someone to show you how. All of it from the same key, in your own words.
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Voice dictation
Speak naturally and watch your words appear in real time.
Voxhelm Dictation
This is Voxhelm dictation. It’s fast, accurate, and incredibly easy to use.
Talk. It types.
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Meeting notes
Join any meeting or watch any video. Voxhelm takes the notes for you.
Recording 00:24:17
NotesSummaryTranscript
Key Points
•Discussed Q2 roadmap and priorities
•Align on new onboarding flow
•Marketing updates and next steps
•Budget review and approvals
Action Items
Send the Q2 roadmap to stakeholders
Review onboarding flow with design
Prepare budget deck for Friday
Focus on the conversation, not the notes.
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Teaching mode
Ask anything and get step-by-step explanations with visuals, right on your screen.
Explain Newton's second law
Sure! Newton's Second Law states that the net force on an object is equal to the mass of that object times its acceleration.
Learn visually. Understand deeply.
One key. Four fewer things on your plate.
Nothing is kept
The mic is live only while you hold the key. Your screen is read only when you ask. Nothing from your sessions is stored on our servers.
Nothing to set up
Sign in with Google and start talking. No API keys, no models to install, no configuration. The intelligence runs in the cloud.
Things people actually say
“open the invoice from last week”
“clean up my downloads folder”
“close everything except Chrome”
“rename these screenshots by date”
“put this window on my other monitor”
“find the file I saved yesterday”
“open the invoice from last week”
“clean up my downloads folder”
“close everything except Chrome”
“rename these screenshots by date”
“put this window on my other monitor”
“find the file I saved yesterday”
“show me how to crop this”
“take notes on this call”
“start a doc and write what I say”
“what am I looking at?”
“mute everything”
“reply to that email”
“show me how to crop this”
“take notes on this call”
“start a doc and write what I say”
“what am I looking at?”
“mute everything”
“reply to that email”
Moments
Nobody wakes up wanting a voice assistant.
They want the wrist to stop hurting. They want the month-end close to end. They want ten minutes back before the next call. These are the afternoons Voxhelm is actually for.
Half seven, month end. Four accounts reconciled, two to go, and your eyes are done.
“open last month’s ledger next to this one”
Both windows, side by side, before you have finished the sentence.
Week three in the brace. The work is fine. The mouse is the problem.
“reply to Anna and tell her Thursday works”
Your hands stay exactly where they are.
You own the business, so you also own the invoices, the rota and the inbox.
“find the invoice I sent in June and attach it”
It goes looking. You carry on thinking about something else.
You know the software can do it. You have just never found where they put it.
“show me how to freeze these columns”
It circles the button on your screen. Then it waits for you.
You do not have to change how you work. You just stop doing the fiddly part by hand.
Learning
Ask how. It shows you.
Stuck in Photoshop, Excel, DaVinci Resolve, or a form you have never filled in before? Ask out loud and Voxhelm draws on your screen, arrows, circles, one step at a time, and talks you through it. It is the difference between reading the instructions and having someone point.
On your screen, not a tutorial
It marks up the actual window you are looking at, with your file open, not a stock screenshot of a different version.
It waits for you
One step, then it stops. Ask it to go back, slow down, or just do it for you instead.
Any software
It reads the interface in front of it, so it is not limited to apps somebody wrote a guide for.
Meetings
Sit in the meeting. Not in the minutes.
Voxhelm listens and hands you the document the moment the call ends: what was decided, who agreed to what, what is still open. Teams, Meet, Zoom, or anything else you can hear.
Your meeting
00:02
ThemRight, let us start the quarterly review.
00:09
ThemThe main decision today: we postpone the launch to the 15th of September.
00:15
MeBecause the migration is not ready?
00:18
ThemExactly. Priya will own the migration plan and report back Thursday.
00:26
ThemAnd someone has to confirm the budget with finance before Friday.
00:31
MeWe have not agreed who yet.
Your documentnotes.md
Quarterly review: launch postponed
17 July, 32 min
TL;DR
The launch moves to 15 September because the migration is not ready. Priya owns the migration plan; the budget still needs confirming with finance by Friday.
Decisions
1. Postpone the launch to 15 September, due to migration delays.
Action items
- ☐Own the migration plan Priya, due Thursday
- ☐Confirm the budget with finance unassigned, due Friday
Nobody said who owns the budget, so Voxhelm did not invent someone. The full transcript sits underneath, timestamped.
No bot in the room
Nothing joins the call and nothing appears in the participant list. It listens the way you do, from your own machine.
No recording is kept
Audio becomes text and is deleted as the meeting runs. What survives is the document, on your computer, in your folder.
Everyone can see it
It never starts on its own and it says so while it is listening. Telling the room is on you.
Dictation
Say it once. It types it properly.
Hold a key and speak, anywhere in Windows. What lands is not a transcript of your hesitations. It is the sentence you meant, punctuated and formatted, right where your cursor already was.
About three times faster than typing, in your language, in every app.
Right Ctrlheld down
You talk the way you talk. The fillers, the false starts and the second thoughts come out; the sentence goes in. Anywhere you can type: an email, a chat, a document, your code editor.
Pricing
Start free. Stay free if it suits you.
Voxhelm runs on your machine; a subscription pays for the hosted AI behind it. Prices are introductory and may change.
Free
Free
Try it, no card required.
- Every feature unlocked
- Fair-use daily & weekly minutes
- All 40+ actions
Most popular
Pro
$15 / month
Enough for a normal working week.
- Voice control, dictation and meeting notes
- About four hours of talking a week
- Six hours of meeting notes a week
- Cancel anytime
Elite
$100 / month
Run your whole day by voice. Nothing counted.
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited voice
- Unlimited meeting notes
- Our most detailed meeting write-ups
- Cancel anytime
You pick a plan inside the app after installing. Cancel anytime.
If you need this, cost is not the gate
If you rely on voice because of RSI, a mobility or vision impairment, or an injury, and the subscription is out of reach, email support@voxhelm.de and we will set you up for free. No paperwork and no proof required.
Support
Questions, answered.
How is Voxhelm different from dictation apps? +
Dictation apps turn your voice into text and stop there. That is their whole job, and the good ones do it well. Voxhelm types too, but it also acts: it opens applications, clicks buttons, drives your browser, moves windows and handles your files. Ask a dictation app to open your email and it writes the words "open my email". Ask Voxhelm and your email opens.
How is this different from Windows Voice Access? +
Voice Access is free, built into Windows 11, and worth trying first. If it does what you need, use it. It works from a fixed set of commands, so you learn its phrasing rather than the other way round. Voxhelm is driven by a language model: you say what you want in your own words, and it works out which steps to take. It also reads your screen, so it can act on what is in front of you rather than on a command list.
Does it replace Dragon NaturallySpeaking? +
For a lot of people, yes. Dragon was the serious voice-control option on Windows for years, its home edition is no longer sold, and nothing mainstream replaced the part that actually controlled the computer. Voxhelm is built for that gap. It is not a clone: there is no command grammar to memorise and no voice profile to train, you just talk.
I have RSI or limited hand use. Can I run my PC with just my voice? +
That is exactly what it is built for, and it is the use we care most about getting right. If you need Voxhelm for a disability and the subscription is out of reach, email support@voxhelm.de and we will give you an account for free. No paperwork, no proof required.
Which Windows versions are supported? +
Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit. macOS is in development and not released yet; you can join the macOS waitlist at voxhelm.de/mac and we will email you when the Mac build is ready.
When is the Mac version coming? +
It is being built, and we are not putting a date on it. Voxhelm reads what is on your screen and drives it with the real cursor, and macOS guards that far more tightly than Windows does, so the Mac build takes longer to get right than a straight port would. Join the waitlist at voxhelm.de/mac and you will hear the day it works. We will not email you about anything else.
Is my data private? +
Your microphone is live only while you hold the key, and your screen is read only when you ask. We do not store the contents of your sessions on our servers. The full detail is in the privacy policy, including what our AI providers can and cannot see.
Do I need my own API key? +
No. Sign in with Google and it works. There are no API keys to obtain, no models to install and nothing to configure.
How do I get help? +
Email support@voxhelm.de, or join the Discord. Questions, bugs and feature requests all get answered there.
Join the community
Ask questions, report bugs, and vote on what gets built next. The most-upvoted requests are the ones we ship.
Talk to your PC tonight.
Install, sign in with Google, hold Right Alt. Free to start, no card.
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