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15 June 2026 10:30

Vois 2.0: local Voice AI studio for Mac with 100+ voices, Voice Design, no per character meter

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I am Praney, founder of Vois. I posted an earlier version here a few months ago, and this is a Vois 2.0 update for people who who need local TTS for their AudioBooks, Podcasts, Games, Voiceovers, Faceless Youtube videos, without counting tokens.

About me and Vois:

\- Founder LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/praney-behl-b9129313/

\- Official site: https://vois.so

\- Official download: https://vois.so/download

\- Privacy policy: https://vois.so/legal/privacy

\- Terms: https://vois.so/legal/terms

Problem:

Cloud TTS pricing punishes iteration.

If you are making an audiobook, podcast, YouTube voiceover, app narration, training script, or game dialogue, the workflow is not one clean generation. It is retakes, pacing fixes, pronunciation edits, alternate reads, chapter revisions, and lines that are technically correct but emotionally wrong.

Most cloud voice tools make every retry feel billable. They also require your scripts to leave your machine.

Vois is built around the opposite workflow: generate locally on your desktop, keep scripts on your machine, and redo lines without watching a per-character meter on paid plans.

What changed since my earlier r/MacApps post

Vois 2.0 is now much closer to the full local voice studio I originally wanted to build:

\- 100+ studio-quality voices across creator, narrator, app, assistant, and character categories.

\- Voice cloning from a consented sample on paid plans.

\- Voice Design in Pro, so you can describe a voice instead of only picking from presets.

\- Omni in Pro for 600+ languages.

\- Script, cast, generate, retake, master, and export in one app.

\- Local generation on Mac Apple Silicon and Windows.

\- No script upload for generation.

The thing I care about most is the iteration loop. You should be able to try the line again without doing character-budget math in your head.

Comparison:

ElevenLabs, Murf, and PlayHT are strong cloud voice tools, especially if you want a browser-first service or hosted API workflow.

Vois is different in a few ways:

\- It is an installable desktop studio, not just a web prompt box.

\- Generation runs locally instead of sending scripts to a cloud TTS service.

\- Paid plans are flat subscriptions rather than per-character usage pools.

\- The workflow includes editor, voice casting, retakes, mastering, and export.

Compared with wiring open-source voice models yourself, Vois is for people who want the studio around the model: voice library, project workflow, timeline, mastering, export, and a Mac-friendly product surface.

Pricing

Normal pricing:

\- Subscriber: USD 29/month.

\- Pro: USD 49/month.

Founders pricing is open this week for the first 100 founders and starts at USD 10/month:

\- Subscriber: use FOUNDERLOCAL.

\- Pro: use FOUNDERPRO.

Monthly only. Ends June 21. Founders keep the monthly rate while the subscription stays active.

Pricing page: https://vois.so/pricing

There is also a free trial so you can test the workflow before deciding.

What I would love feedback on. Happy to answer technical questions too.

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15 June 2026 08:30

Localized existing App Store screenshot with AI

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15 June 2026 00:30

[OS] Ironsmith - Create highly specific, personal Mac tools and apps, using on-device or cloud LLMs

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14 June 2026 21:30

I launched Writers Studio, a native Mac writing app for fiction authors
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14 June 2026 17:30

Comparison of Dictation Apps

I was motivated to investigate dictation apps by a recent decision to try my hand at writing fiction, thinking it would be nicer to dictate passages than type them.

You can see that some of the specific tests in my comparison (such as the ability to recognize spoken passages and put quotation marks around them) were included because of my intended use, and thus might not be of general interest.

But I'm sharing what I found anyways in case at least part of what I've done might be helpful to you.

I've divided the apps into two categories: Those I've run locally, and those I've run cloud-based (I say "run" rather than "are", since several are able to do both).

I explored both because I use both a 2019 i9 iMac for my desktop work, and an M1 Pro MacBook Pro for my mobile work

Practically speaking, the iMac can only use cloud–based apps: While models from two of the two best–known packages that are available for local installation (OpenAI's Whisper, and NVIDIA's Parakeet) can be run on an Intel Mac, both transcribe so slowly that neither is practical—though Parakeet V3 (V2 can't run on an Intel Mac, but V3 can) is less egregiously slow than Whisper V3 Turbo.

Thus I focused the cloud-based testing on my iMac. The results should be computer–agnostic, since the dictation is being processed in the cloud.  Indeed, I did test Spokenly's cloud-based implementation with both my iMac and M1 Pro MBP, and found nearly the same results when using the same model.

The one small difference I saw may be due to the microphone, since these programs can be mic-sensitive in subtle ways.* [On my iMac, I used the Anker PowerConfC200 webcam, while on the MBP I used the BOYA CM-40 boom mic.\]

*For instance, one of my tests was to see if the program could correctly transcribe the plural possessive in the following sentence: "On many superhero teams, the heroes' costumes are each a different color." On one program, it gave hero's with the mic on my MBP (a mistake), but heroes' with the BOYA boom mic.

And the local testing was mostly done using my M1 MBP.

Overall, I found the cloud-based apps are superior to the locally-installed ones for both speed and capability. One striking difference is that many of the cloud-based apps are able to recognize spoken passages in fiction and thus surround them with quotation marks. By contrast, none of the locally-installed apps are able to do that. In addition, the cloud-based apps generally have much more capability to accept voice commands for formatting and punctuation than the locally-installed apps.

But if you have a much slower internet connection than me (mine is 940 Mbps up/down), and a better-performing computer (mine is only an M1 Pro), you might find the relative speed of local vs. cloud to be flipped from what I found.  But that won't change the relative capabilities of the two categories.

The one feature I really wanted was real-time (text appears as you talk), insert-anywhere dictation, like one gets with Apple Dictation.  Unfortunately, I was only able to find one app that does that: Talk Type (a cloud-based app).  Unfortunately, it is not as capable as the others in its category.

Overall, the best-performing app for me seems to be Aqua Voice, so that's probably the one I'll be purchasing. And its privacy policy says that if you activate its privacy mode, none of the dictation content is retained.  Though while it is certified under both SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022, I don't know if this privacy policy is specifically enforced/guaranteed, under those certifications, by an external accrediting (so I wrote them to ask; I'll update this post if/when I get an answer).

Finally, this served as a nice reminder that AI is fundamentally dumb: It's not smart enough to understand grammatical rules, since it's been trained on patterns, not what they mean.  For that reason, if a certain compound adjective isn't in its training set as being hyphenated, it's not going to hyphenate it when it transcribes your spoken voice. I dicated much of the above using

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14 June 2026 13:30

Autocomplete and text to voice

There is significant interest in autocomplete but very few apps to compete in the space.

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Problem: Typing takes time. Voice to text is much quicker. When you are not in a position to use your voice, Gemma 4 is excellent at predicting your next words.

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Comparison:

\- Cotypist: Paid, expensive. No iOS companion

\- Keytype and Cotabby: open-source making excellent progress. No iOS companion

\- Voice to text apps like Wispr Flow, Superwhisper- no autocomplete options

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Pricing:

\- Free for now. Once we launch, we will have a low lifetime price.

\- Most monetization will happen on iOS app which people have found very useful (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dictawiz-ai-keyboard-notes/id6759256382)

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Limitations:

\- Still in development

\- Not tested on MacOS 27

\- Limited to M1 and later

\- iOS app is not free. If you need extended trial for the iOS app, please comment below and I will send you a code.

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Link to download: https://www.freevoicereader.com/dictawiz-test

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Privacy and ToS links: https://www.freevoicereader.com/privacy and https://www.freevoicereader.com/terms

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14 June 2026 00:30

My file organizer can now run any shell command when a file matches a rule

I've been building File Arbor — a desktop app that watches folders and automatically organizes your files based on rules you set. Think Hazel, but it actually runs on Windows too. Just shipped a big update and a few of these features came straight from user requests, so I wanted to share.

The model is simple: each rule has an **IF** (extension, name pattern, regex, size, age) and a **THEN** action. The new part is that actions can now do a lot more than just move stuff:

* **Organize / move** — sort matching files into folders automatically (the classic "stop my Downloads from becoming a landfill")
* **Move to Recycle Bin / Trash** — safe cleanup; if a rule catches more than you meant, just pull it back by hand
* **Delete permanently** — for folders where sending things through the bin is pointless
* **Run command** — run any shell command on each matching file

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automatic file organizer software

[https://filearbor.com/](https://filearbor.com/)

The run-command part is the one I'm most hyped about. You get `{filePath}`, `{fileName}` and `{folder}` variables (auto-quoted, so paths with spaces don't break), a **Test** button that shows the exit code + output *before* you save, and a history panel that logs every single run — so when a script fails at 3 AM, the full output is sitting there waiting for you instead of vanishing.

https://preview.redd.it/796q8i7aj47h1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=ed59132bb5520682579352b4157ee03d2af1574c

automatic organize with shell command

Some real things people are doing with it:

* Auto-committing markdown notes to git the second they land in a repo folder
* A guy running security cameras dumps hundreds of GB a day → one rule, "delete anything older than 60 days," scheduled at 3 AM, and the archive just maintains itself
* Nuking screenshots older than 30 days off the desktop

It's free for one folder + a couple rules (Recycle Bin action included). Pro is a one-time $24.99, no subscription — and there's now a 3-day full Pro trial, no card needed, if you want to try the command/delete stuff before committing.

[https://filearbor.com/](https://filearbor.com/)

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13 June 2026 22:30

[OS] Ticklet - a tiny Mac app that logs what you're working on - Free

Hi, I'm Thomas. I developed a free little macOS app.

Ticklet tracks window titles and logs them to a CSV so you can look back at what you were working on at a given day or time.

Handy if you fill in timesheets and bounce between a lot of clients or projects.

Built it for myself, figured I'd share in case anyone else finds it useful.

**Problem**: I have to fill out a timesheet, but my day is so scattered with meetings and client work, that it's hard to remember everything I was working on and when.

**Comparison**:

* Timing - Subscription, automatic tracking but feature-heavy and focused on project categorization and billing
* Rize - Subscription, AI-powered and more of a productivity/focus tool than a simple time log
* Toggl - Free tier but requires an account, and is trying to do a lot of things I don't need.

**Price**: Free

**More Details**: [https://www.twistermc.com/52530/ticklet-window-tracker/](https://www.twistermc.com/52530/ticklet-window-tracker/)

**Download**: [https://github.com/TwisterMc/Ticklet](https://github.com/TwisterMc/Ticklet)

Built with AI's help. (Haters gonna hate.)

It's free and it works for me. Little worried about sharing with y'all because I've never released an app before.

K thanks bye.

*Also, I have read the rules many times to ensure I'm following them. Hopefully I interpreted them correctly.*

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13 June 2026 16:30

TabLinker: A native App Store tab organizer & session manager to eliminate tab clutter, free up RAM, and streamline your research

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13 June 2026 13:30

I just released RevPDF 4.5.0 with auto redaction, tabbed viewer, find & replace, and a lot more

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13 June 2026 02:30

Hotspot Guide: Wi-Fi rescue for travelers

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12 June 2026 23:30

A little macOS floating assistant for Apple Foundation Models

The idea is simple: instead of opening a separate chat app, you can bring up a floating assistant over whatever you’re doing on your Mac by double pressing the shift key to go into chat mode, or triple pressing to go into customs prompts mode.
It can work with:
selected text, clipboard content, URLs, PDFs, EML files, images, .txt, .md, .markdown, .rtf, .rtfd, .csv, .json, .log, .xml, .html, .htm, .yaml, .yml, plus code files like .swift, .py, .js, .ts, .java, .c, .cpp, .m, .mm, .sh
Custom prompts are also available.
Select text and double shift. Drag files into the UI, you can also triple-tap Shift to jump straight into rewrite mode with customs prompts

One reason I made this is that Apple’s newer Private Cloud Compute model is only available to certain developers. I am trying to get access but haven't gotten yet. But non developers are out of luck. But Apple ships on every Mac on MacOs27 the fm cli which can access the models but it is very convoluted with complicated terminal commands. It is a developer tool after-wall.

So this is an easy , private and friendly UI to experiment with Apple Foundation Models through the newfmCLI workflow on macOS.
If/when I get access to the the proper API entitlement I will added to this app, but for non developers this is a good way.

It’s still early, but I put together a small website with screenshots here:
https://aiassistant-macos.vercel.app

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12 June 2026 20:30

I built Synapse PDF: An all-in-one study workspace that replaces your PDF reader, annotator, and 19+ utilities.
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12 June 2026 18:30

Does anyone else keep looking up the same words over and over when reading in another language?
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12 June 2026 16:30

Launching alone. Marketing it alone.

The hard part was the building they said. No one ever mentioned how much of the truth that was.

I am a solo founder. I built keylight.dev, a licensing layer for desktop apps focused on macOS. I built it because I was suffering from my own problem: shipping Mac apps, having my licensing across different services-license keys, and all payments in one dashboard.

It took months to go from 1 user (me) to 10 users.

It's never been easier to build, and with AI tooling I can do in a week what would take a month. This also means anyone else can do in a week what would take them a month. The product is no longer the big thing; the product is no longer the bottleneck. Marketing is.

The grim reality of solo marketing:

\\- No one is waiting for your product. Launch day was just a normal day.

\\- "Build it and they will come" is dead, and "push it everywhere" is also dead. I've had things with over 20k views and zero signups, and then a single halfway-decent comparison page quietly keeps churning customers.

\\- SEO is compounding but agonizingly slow. I ship content since 3 months until this day, and it's only starting to pick up.

\\- Things that work feel agonizingly slow while doing them. Things that feel fast (launch platforms, viral splashes) generally don't work.

\\- As a developer, writing blog posts feels like procrastination, while fixing a bug feels like progress. The bug only affects ten users, the post can affect ten thousand.

I tried Threads, which works for some type of apps, not for this one, I experimented cold emails they were opened at by 25-30% of people, but reply rate of 10-12% and close to 1% of conversion over 2 months and about 600 emails sent.

I changed my strategy now: I'm treating content like infrastructure, like something I schedule like code. I'm doing two blog posts per week, non-negotiably. Product updates goes in the changelog, and the narrative goes public. And I'm banking on people finding me where they actually search now – and that seems to be primarily within AI responses that people ask to their LLM, rather than on the first page of Google. The goal is that all licensing questions, leads to AI agents suggesting my web app.

No huge revenue screenshots or "0 to $10k in 30 days" proclamations here. Just a good product, and the hard, unsexy part nobody talks about.

If you are a solo marketer too: what's the one channel that has genuinely moved the needle? Not the one you like using. The one that worked. And what kind of content worked for you?

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15 June 2026 09:30

Looking for a Countdown app with Mac menubar and iOS widgets

Hi. I am looking for a countdown app that syncs across Mac and ioS, uses the menubar on Mac and widgets on iOS. So, something like a fusion of Moment and Pretty progress . Any ideas?

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15 June 2026 01:30

[OS] I built a small open-source macOS menu bar app for World Cup 2026 scores
because I got tired of checking manually

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14 June 2026 22:30

Prism - A native, OS-integrated macOS AI assistant (Launch Promo & Lifetime License)

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14 June 2026 17:30

one of the programs, but then had to go back and manually add most of the hyphens.

These tables summarize my results.  You'll probably need to click on them to made them big enough to read.

CLOUD-BASED PROCESSING (tested mostly with my 2019 i9 iMac)

https://preview.redd.it/iliryku1n37h1.png?width=3750&format=png&auto=webp&s=aa1efac34dfe3e05294ecb4dc5eb51d3391a2306

LOCAL PROCESSING (tested mostly with my M1 Pro MacBook Pro)

https://preview.redd.it/nb1afyhdn37h1.png?width=3824&format=png&auto=webp&s=a2b18810309b3baf0b06cbcd9d7ade525c3ec59f

FYI, here's the internet performance on my iMac, tested using Speedtest's locally-installed app (more accurate than their web browser, which is unsuitable for high internet speeds):

https://preview.redd.it/vkm20loco37h1.png?width=618&format=png&auto=webp&s=bdeb7066cb589175df83ada15fdc6824069bc002

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Separately: It occurs to me the killer app that combines privacy and performance would be one that includes both a locally-installed dictation model (like Parakeet) and a locally-installed LLM for polishing. Then you could have the best of both worlds--the privacy of fully-local operation combined with the capabilities and polish of a cloud-based app.

And of course it would also have real-time (text appears as you talk), insert-anywhere dictation 😉.

Alas, a key downside of this approach is that it would only run well on a high-performance machine, like an M5 with a sufficiently large amount of RAM. Though I may have such a machine soon, as I'm hoping to pick up an M5 Max Studio later this year when they're finally released.

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14 June 2026 14:30

Wait Menu - Native Countdowns App

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14 June 2026 05:30

Tacque — adding satisfying typing sounds back to macOS

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13 June 2026 23:30

Boring Notch not updated in over half a year. Time to move?

I was excited to find Boring Nudge and have been using it quite happily for several months now. Unfortunately it seems like development has stopped. There's been no update since November of last year. Is it time to move on to another app like Alcove?

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13 June 2026 21:30

I built a local-first Mac budget tracker that does a few things, but really well

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13 June 2026 15:30

I built a Mac app to give AI tools visual context without writing long prompts

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13 June 2026 03:30

I built Fiona: A simple, visual hotkey dashboard to launch your Mac apps instantly
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13 June 2026 01:30

I made a Mac menu bar app that holds your screen hostage until the webcam sees you actually drink water

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12 June 2026 22:30

Life archive? People journal? Definitely not a personal CRM. Looking for beta testers.

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12 June 2026 19:30

I built Synapse PDF: A study workspace that replaces your PDF reader, annotator, and 19+ utilities.
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12 June 2026 17:30

DockGroups — group your Dock apps by what you use them for, then launch (and quit) them together and more

Hey r/macapps. I'm the dev of DockGroups, a small native app that adds app groups to your Dock.

dockgroups.com | Demo

Problem:

This started as a weekend project with a dumb goal: group my Dock apps by what I use them for. Work stuff in one group, personal stuff in another, and more. That first version did nothing else.

But once the groups existed I kept running into the same thought: my apps are grouped now, so why am I still launching them one at a time every morning? And why am I quitting them one at a time when I switch to something else? So that's where it went. Today a group in DockGroups is less like a folder and more like a setup you start and stop:

Open All launches everything in a group with one click (slightly staggered, because macOS gets weird when you fire 6 launches at once).
Close All does the opposite. A normal click hides everything in the group, ⌥-click quits, ⌘-click force quits. As far as I know nothing else in this category can do this, which still surprises me.
The panel shows which apps are currently running, and clicking a running app brings its windows back, minimized ones included.
There's a Most Used group that maintains itself from your actual launches. No permissions needed for that, macOS hands the info out for free.
⌥⇧1–9 opens a group from anywhere, including full-screen apps, and it doesn't need Accessibility or Input Monitoring. ⌘1–9 switches groups inside the panel.
With Pro, a group can become its own Dock icon you pin permanently. It's a tiny self-contained app that stays in sync with the main one, so there's no companion/helper download.

It's SwiftUI + AppKit, doesn't touch the system Dock, and everything lives in local files. Update checks can report your app/macOS version anonymously so I know which builds to keep supporting; there's a toggle if you'd rather not.

Comparison:

vs Stacks: not tied to real folders on disk, and you can launch or close a whole group at once.

vs DockPops / FolderDock: those are file-first. They let you put documents and folders in groups, browse them, Quick Look them. DockGroups doesn't do files at all, on purpose. What you get instead is the session stuff: Close All, running indicators, Most Used, the usage-based suggestions, global hotkeys. Pick based on which problem you actually have. (One nice difference: Open All and Close All are in my free tier.)

vs uBar / ActiveDock: those replace the Dock. DockGroups doesn't, so there's nothing to break or carefully uninstall.

vs Raycast / Alfred: different mental model. Those are search-first, this is for people who launch from the Dock. I use Raycast alongside it daily.

Pricing:

Free: 2 groups, unlimited apps per group, Most Used, Open/Close All, all the shortcuts. Pro is $9.99 one-time for unlimited groups and the standalone Dock icons. No subscription, and no caps that come back after you've paid.

macOS 14–26, Apple Silicon and Intel, direct download with signed Sparkle updates.

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Promo code with 10 free seats: QTWZE501

Feedback from this and other subs shaped most of the last three releases, so fire away.

You can get more details about me, or get in touch, via LinkedIn.

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12 June 2026 15:30

ExtraBar - A mac menu bar manager that does things differently

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