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Dictation is free. Everything else is one payment.
Last updated 27 August 2026
Free
Free forever
Unlimited on-device dictation.
- —Unlimited system-wide dictation, in any app
- —On-device Whisper and Apple speech recognition
- —English, हिन्दी and Hinglish
- —Filler-word removal, punctuation, self-corrections
- —Custom dictation modes and word replacements
- —No account, no time limit, no word cap
MemoFlow Complete
One-time price, announced at launch
Everything above, plus the meeting side of the app.
- —Meeting recording with both sides captured as separate tracks
- —Live transcripts with speaker labels
- —Summaries and action items
- —Ask — questions answered across your whole meeting library, with citations
- —Standups, reminders and calendar sync
Free for everyone during the beta. Beta users keep access when the paid tier ships.
Why is MemoFlow a one-time payment and not a subscription?
Because MemoFlow costs almost nothing to run. Transcription, summaries and search all execute on your own Mac, so there is no per-user server bill that has to be covered every month. A subscription would be charging rent for compute you are already paying for.
Cloud notetakers price monthly because they genuinely have a monthly cost — every minute of your audio is uploaded, transcribed and stored on someone else's hardware. MemoFlow never uploads any of it, which removes that cost entirely and, more to the point, removes the reason your recordings would ever sit on a server in the first place.
Is a cheap lifetime price sustainable?
It is sustainable for the same reason it is cheap: no servers to fund. The ongoing cost of MemoFlow is development time and an Apple developer account, not infrastructure that scales with how much you talk.
It is a fair thing to ask — cheap lifetime deals have a reputation, and usually the reason is that the maths never worked. Here the maths is unusually simple. A free dictation user costs nothing to serve, so the free tier can stay free without being subsidised by anyone, and a one-time payment goes toward continued work on the app rather than covering last month's inference bill.
MemoFlow is built by one developer. Paying once is what keeps that possible.
What happens to my meetings if I stop paying?
Nothing. There is nothing to stop paying. You buy once, and your recordings, transcripts and summaries are files on your own disk that stay readable whether or not MemoFlow is still installed.
This is the practical difference between local software and a service. A subscription that lapses usually takes your archive with it, or holds it behind a re-subscribe wall. Your MemoFlow library lives in ~/Library/Application Support/MemoFlow and belongs to you.
What do I get for free, exactly?
Unlimited system-wide dictation, on-device, in English, Hindi and Hinglish, with no account and no word limit. It is the whole dictation product, not a sample of it.
- —No time limit and no monthly word cap.
- —No account or sign-in — the app has no login at all.
- —Works with no network connection once a model has downloaded.
- —Custom dictation modes, word replacements and per-app behaviour included.
Start with free dictation. Decide about the rest later.
macOS 26 · Apple Silicon · nothing is ever uploaded