Observed arrival · 2026-09-19
Aurator: Dictation That Keeps the Transcript
Aurator is a macOS dictation app that turns speech into cleaned-up text in any app with a text field, then analyzes the user's own words.
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- Mac users who dictate drafts and want private speaking feedback
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- The coach measures pace, fluency, directness, concision, clarity, and vocabulary from personal transcripts.
Field notes
Aurator uses a hold-to-talk or tap-to-toggle keyboard workflow and pastes cleaned text into the active application. The homepage says each dictation also feeds a local dictionary, history, and coaching record, with data kept in one backupable file. Its feedback model names six measures and shows concrete examples such as filler-word counts and a before-and-after sentence, rather than offering only generic speaking advice.
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