Resonant
Local-only, on-device voice dictation and meeting capture for Mac and Windows.
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What is Resonant?
Resonant is a voice app for dictating into any application and recording meetings, with transcription done by local AI audio models on the user's Mac. It is aimed at people who talk and type all day for work. The page says it works with apps such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gmail, Slack, Notion and VS Code, and that no meeting bots join calls.
Resonant pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free download with no account needed; Pro trial included (Pro pricing not shown on this page)
Resonant pros
- Dictation works across many apps, including ChatGPT, Claude Code, Gmail, Slack, Notion and VS Code
- Transcribes computer audio directly for meetings, so no bots join the call
- Runs locally ("100% local") and states that no model training uses your voice, prompts, messages or records
- Free download with no account needed, and it claims to be 5× faster than typing
Resonant cons
- The download button on the page is for Mac only; no Windows or Linux download is shown
- Pro pricing is not given on this page; it only says a Pro trial is included
- The page content is truncated, so the full feature set and limits are not visible here
Frequently asked questions about Resonant
Does Resonant need an account to use?
No. The page says the free download needs no account.
Is my audio or data used to train models?
The page states there is no model training on your voice, prompts, messages, context, workflows or records.
How does it record meetings?
It transcribes your computer's audio directly, so no meeting bot joins the call. The page lists Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex, Slack and Proton Meet.
Can other AI agents access my recordings?
The page says an MCP server and API let Claude, Codex and other agents query the local workspace of dictations, meetings and memos.