Menu-bar workflow
Trigger dictation without switching away from the app where you need the text.
Speak naturally and let Diduny type into the app you are already using. Records, transcribes, and pastes without forcing you into a separate editor.
Diduny is built as a local Mac utility first. Any transcription routing should be explicit, documented, and controlled from the app settings.
Trigger dictation without switching away from the app where you need the text.
Uses native Mac UI patterns so recording state is visible without stealing focus.
Short commands, messages, and rough notes are the core use case.
The app is public, inspectable, and shipped with a practical release flow.
No. It is a fast dictation utility for getting text into the Mac apps you already use.
The project is open source. Distribution details can change by release, so use the latest release notes as source of truth.
Use the GitHub repository issues or contact Roman directly from the About page.
The product hub for Diduny, BrowserCat, Papuga, and the rest of the tool shelf now runs on GitHub Pages with valid HTTPS and a real release-update channel.