Speak instead of typing. Hold Fn in any Mac app. Your words are cleaned up and typed at your cursor in about 0.27 s, right on your Mac.
Let’s meet on Tuesday, no, Thursday at four.
Save a thought or add a document. Tyne stores them on your Mac; Loom Turbo can use relevant excerpts for answers in Balanced mode.
File a thought under a project or ask about saved notes. In Balanced mode, Loom Turbo may process the relevant text.
Tyne cleans up your words on your Mac, then puts the finished text where you are typing.
Add PDFs, Word files or spreadsheets. Loom Turbo can use selected passages in Balanced mode to answer and make reports.
Tyne turns speech into text on your Mac and keeps saved notes encrypted there. On Turbo, Loom Turbo helps answer questions about your notes, documents and screen in Balanced mode. Relevant text or a selected image goes to cloud AI for those requests; Local Only keeps request content on your Mac.
Works inside the apps you already use · macOS 15+ on M1 or newer
Meet Loom and Loom Turbo
Loom keeps what you save on your Mac organised and easy to find. Loom Turbo takes on bigger questions, documents and reports when you’re on Turbo.
Your memory, kept on your Mac.
Files what you say, finds it when you ask, and keeps working with Wi-Fi off.
Tyne’s fastest model
The heavy lifting, done for you.
Answers across your notes and documents, with sources you can check. Reports when you need them.
You moved it on 20 Sep to finish the beta, and agreed to revisit pricing after.
Speed
The fastest local speech-to-text on Mac.
82×
real-time ASR
30 seconds of spoken audio transcribed in 0.37–0.45 s on Apple Silicon—with 0 KB uploaded.
0.27 s
key release → text
Measured on M5 (16 GB): 124 ms raw ASR + 143 ms S1-mini filler & self-correction cleanup.
Time to transcribe 30 seconds of audio. Shorter is faster.
Measured on Apple M5 · 16 GB. Sources: local Apple M5 (16 GB) benchmark & FluidAudio / OpenBench ASR suites. Turbo starts in Balanced mode: for supported requests, Tyne sends relevant text or a selected image to Loom Turbo through its cloud provider. Your raw audio and full vault stay on your Mac. Which model does what · Compare plans and modes
Loom Turbo
Built to be the fastest way from question to answer.
~1,850
tokens per second1
Loom Turbo writes a full answer faster than you can read its first line.
Time to write a 500-token answer.2
Up to 4.5× faster than a fast GPU cloud.2
Your saved notes
Tyne stores your notes, documents and chosen captures encrypted on your Mac. On Turbo, Balanced mode can send relevant excerpts to Loom Turbo for answers and reports. Local Only keeps new request content on your Mac.
How Tyne keeps it privateSave a thought · ⌥ Space
Say “log it” and name a project. Tyne saves the thought there. If you do not name one, it suggests a place or saves it in today’s note.
A clear save confirmation every time. Keeps project notes together · Falls back to today’s note · Shows where it saved
How it works
Tyne stores your notes and documents on your Mac. In Balanced mode on Turbo, it can send relevant excerpts to Loom Turbo to answer a question or write a report. Meeting and Screen Memory capture start only when you enable them.
See how it worksTyne grows out of the notch at the top of your screen. Talk, choose what to do with it, and it’s saved to your encrypted Vault — with your other thoughts, documents and chosen meeting notes.
The encryption key is kept in your Mac’s Keychain. How it stays yours ›
Add documents to Atlas and Tyne files them by subject. Ask a subject a question and the answer points to its source page — then turn it into study notes, a revision sheet or a summary. On Turbo in Balanced mode, selected passages can go to Loom Turbo for an answer or report.
Ask your documentsPrivacy
Raw audio and your full vault stay on your Mac. Turbo uses Balanced mode by default, so Loom Turbo can process relevant note, document, meeting or screen content for supported requests. Switch to Local Only before a new request to keep that content on your Mac.
Raw audio is transcribed on your Mac and is never uploaded.
Notes, documents and chosen captures are stored encrypted on your Mac.
Balanced mode can send relevant text or a selected image to Loom Turbo. Local Only keeps it on your Mac.
Private web search
When you need something current, Ask Tyne looks it up with Brave Search. Your Mac turns your question into a short public query first, so your notes, project names and the people in them never go with it. The answer comes back with its sources, clearly marked as from the web.
See what leaves your MacAsk Tyne searches the web for live questions, or when you say “search the web” — on Turbo in Balanced mode. Local Only never searches.
Your Mac rewrites what you asked into a short public query. Notes, names and project details stay out. If Tyne can’t separate them safely, it asks you to rephrase.
Results come from Brave Search’s own index, not Google or Bing. Brave says its API doesn’t collect identifiers that link a query to you.
Answers cite the Brave results they came from and are marked as from the web, not your documents. Anything unsupported is shown as unverified.
Tyne’s gateway doesn’t store query or answer content. The public query is processed by Brave Search, and by Cerebras to write the answer. Brave keeps Search API query logs for up to 90 days under its privacy notice. Web results aren’t added to your Vault as memory; the reply stays in your chat history on your Mac.
Dictation privacy
Competitor details are taken from each company’s published documentation, reviewed October 23, 2026. On Tyne, unlimited free dictation and offline use cover dictation only; Loom Turbo answers need Turbo and an internet connection. See full comparisons
Quick answers about saving notes, working with documents and keeping your information private.