Quick injection
When you already know where the text belongs.
- 01Focus a text field, chat box, email, note, or Codex input.
- 02Hold the shortcut and speak the intent naturally.
- 03MeerKatta inserts a clearer version at the cursor.
Thought capture for Mac and iPhone
Meer-ly a click to turn thoughts in mind into text at hand
Keep your thoughts flowing without pausing to edit. MeerKatta transforms your spoken bursts into clear, structured thoughts you can keep, share, and build from.
7 days free. No credit card required.
Raw thoughts
Listening
wait, the thing is not typing speed... it is that once I start fixing the sentence, I stop thinking... maybe the product should help me keep talking until the idea has a shape...
Stable thought
Saved
Editing breaks the thought flow
The problem is not typing speed. It is that typing makes me become an editor too early. MeerKatta should help me keep speaking until the thought has a body, then return a clear draft I can reflect on and build from.
Draft
Share
Build from
Keep the thought before the moment passes.
Add MeerKatta to your Lock Screen, tap once, and speak for a few seconds. It catches the small everyday thoughts too, not only the ones you planned to write down.
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Capturing
Listening...
0:08Say the intent. Let MeerKatta shape the instruction.
MeerKatta is not only for journaling. When you are already in a work context, it turns spoken intent into text that belongs there.
Spoken at the Codex input
Listening
maybe add a first run checklist... actually not a modal. after onboarding, show three steps: connect the provider, try a quick capture, and open settings. keep it lightweight, and make sure people can dismiss it.
Structured Codex prompt
Inserted
Add a lightweight first-run checklist after onboarding. Avoid a modal. Include three steps: connect an AI provider, try a quick capture, and open settings. Keep it dismissible and non-blocking.
Two ways to keep the thought moving.
Capture mode
When the thought arrives before the destination does.
- 01Start from the Lock Screen, menu bar, or app.
- 02Speak the rough thought without organizing it first.
- 03Save a structured note you can keep building on.
Clearer you, not generic AI voice.
The goal is polish, not replacement. MeerKatta is built to preserve intent while removing the friction around it.
Vocabulary that sticks
Names, product terms, acronyms, and recurring phrases can become part of your capture style.
Context-aware tone
A technical instruction, a note, and a message should not sound the same. MeerKatta adapts to where you are.
Your AI of choice
Connect your own supported API key, or choose managed AI when you want MeerKatta to handle the setup.
Raw capture, even offline
On a plane, at a campsite, or anywhere without network, MeerKatta can still capture raw transcription so the thought does not disappear.
When thought needs more than text
Voice is the daily habit. Video is the richer format.
Record your screen or camera, then let MeerKatta help with the work you would otherwise skip: trim, captions, audio polish, and platform-ready post text.
Screen recording
Trimmed
Voice and captions
Cleaned
Platform post text
Ready
Pricing
Choose how MeerKatta runs its brainpower.
Start with 7 days free. Then keep using MeerKatta with your own supported API key, or let MeerKatta manage AI for you.
Launch offer
MeerKatta Lifetime
$33 normally $49
Pay once. Connect your own supported API key and avoid another recurring software subscription.
- Mac voice capture and dictation
- iPhone companion for quick capture
- Context-aware polish and insertion
- Vocabulary and tone preferences
- Raw transcription works offline
Managed AI
MeerKatta Subscription
$7.50 /mo
Billed yearly at $90. No provider setup, no API keys, and cancel anytime.
- 7 days free, no credit card required
- No provider setup
- Managed transcription and polish
- Same capture and video workflows
- $9 monthly option available
FAQ
Practical details.
No. Dictation turns speech into text. MeerKatta is designed to keep thought moving: it listens, clears the rough parts, adapts to context, and gives you text you can keep using.
Free dictation is useful when you already know exactly what to say. MeerKatta is for the earlier, more fragile moment when you are forming the thought and do not want editing to interrupt it.
The goal is polish, not replacement. MeerKatta should make the thought clearer while keeping it recognizably yours.
Video is the extension of the same workflow: raw idea in, clearer shareable output out. The first release leads with voice because voice is the daily capture habit.