MosMos is a Mac voice-to-text tool that offers context-aware dictation refinement, custom vocabulary recognition, and multi-speaker meeting notes.
What the product does and how it is positioned
MosMos is a desktop speech-to-text application designed for macOS 15 and above. It operates directly inside text input fields across various applications, converting spoken language into formatted text without requiring users to dictate punctuation manually.
Beyond basic voice typing, the software includes multi-speaker meeting recording, structured meeting note generation, assignable to-do item extraction, and custom vocabulary management for names and specialized terms.
Source-supported ways to use the product
Dictate messages, emails, documents, or terminal commands with automatic refinement matched to the active application.
Record discussions using a dedicated keyboard shortcut to generate speaker-attributed transcripts, key takeaways, and action items.
The documented workflow, where available
Focus the cursor inside any text field in a supported application, such as an email client, chat app, document, or terminal.
Press the Fn key once to activate voice typing mode and speak naturally without dictating punctuation.
Press the Fn key a second time to stop recording, allowing MosMos to adapt to context, apply custom keywords, refine grammar, and paste the text.
Press Fn + Shift to initiate continuous multi-speaker recording, producing a full transcript, summary, and action items upon completion.
MosMos offers two primary operating modes managed via keyboard shortcuts. Standard voice typing is initiated and concluded using a single press of the Fn key, operating inside whatever text area is currently focused.
For group discussions, pressing Fn + Shift launches continuous meeting recording. This mode differentiates between multiple speakers, retains a complete transcript, and outputs structured takeaways alongside assigned to-do items.
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What was checked and when
Answers based on the source-checked product record
MosMos is available on macOS 15 and newer, with Windows and iOS versions planned for future release.
Users can select from Basic for verbatim transcription, Standard for grammar and flow refinement, or Advanced for concise rewriting.
Press the Fn key once to start voice typing and again to finish, or press Fn + Shift to begin meeting recording mode.
According to the official documentation, user history recorded in the macOS app remains stored locally on the device.
MosMos generates a multi-speaker transcript, meeting context, attendees, key takeaways, and action items with assignees and due dates.
