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Local-first dictation means transcripts are not the product.

Vox Jot is designed so normal dictation can happen on your Mac. This policy explains what stays local, when external downloads happen, and how support requests should avoid exposing private transcripts.

Last Updated

May 14, 2026

1. Local audio and transcript handling

Vox Jot is built as a local-first desktop dictation app. Normal recording, transcription, post-processing, and paste output should run on your device by default. Irie Dinamik does not need transcript telemetry to provide the core app experience.

2. App permissions

The app may request microphone access for recording. Global shortcuts, paste output, and automation behavior may require macOS Accessibility or Automation permissions. These permissions are controlled by macOS and can be changed in System Settings.

3. Model and runtime downloads

Vox Jot may download model files, OCR runtimes, speech runtimes, update metadata, or other required assets from Irie Dinamik, GitHub Releases, Hugging Face, or similar artifact hosts. These downloads are for making local features work and may reveal basic network information such as your IP address to the host that serves the file.

4. Diagnostics and support

Support requests should not include private transcripts unless you intentionally choose to share them. If log or crash export is added, the intended product behavior is opt-in export with redaction, not automatic transcript capture.

5. No sale of transcript data

Irie Dinamik does not sell Vox Jot transcripts or audio recordings. The product is intended to make local dictation faster, not to build an advertising or transcript brokerage profile.

6. Contact

Questions about Vox Jot privacy Email kimani@iriedinamik.org.