Jabboo types what you say into any app on your Mac and sends it when you say “send”. Prefer no words at all? Let it send when you pause. Then it keeps listening. No keys, no clicks, no time limit.
Your voice writes the message. Why should your hands have to send it?
After the first switch-on, every message costs you zero touches. Lean back, cross your arms, look out of the window.
Jabboo listens while you do something else. Your messages still go out.
That last touch is what Jabboo removes.
With a hotkey, a two-button remote or your voice. That is the last thing you touch.
Claude, Slack, Mail, your code editor. Jabboo types wherever your cursor is.
Your message goes out. Prefer to pause instead? Turn on send-on-pause. Jabboo keeps listening for the next message, so you go straight back to step 2.
Zero touches. And your voice stays with you.
Speech recognition runs on your Mac’s own chip. No audio upload, no account, and it keeps working with the Wi-Fi off. If you dictate client code, case notes or patient letters, nothing goes to a third party.
Local does not mean limited to one language.
25 European languages, more coming. Mix languages in one sentence if that is how you talk. Pick your own send word for each one.
Your words, your language. Your way of working, too.
Decide how Jabboo behaves in each app.
Teach Jabboo the words it can’t know. Spelled right, every time.
Talk for an hour or a whole day. There is no session cap.
Send-on-pause is optional. When enabled, you see a short countdown before anything goes out. Say the voice command “wait” and nothing is sent.
Map any key, F13 to F19 included. A cheap two-button remote becomes start and send, from across the room.
Jabboo is a dictation app for Mac that types your words and sends messages by your send word, with optional send-on-pause. That is zero-touch dictation.
Those small interruptions add up. I know, because I lived them.
I run a software agency in Cologne and dictate tens of thousands of words a month. But every message still ended with a click or a press of Enter. My voice could do the writing; my hands still had to do the sending. So I built the app I wanted: switch it on once, then just talk. Jabboo listens, types and sends, and stays ready for the next message.
Atilla, founder
Before your next message, a few answers.
Zero-touch dictation means speaking, typing and sending without touching a key after the first switch-on. Jabboo stays listening for your next message.
By default, Jabboo sends when you say your send word. You can optionally enable send-on-pause with a countdown, choose per-app rules, and use the voice command “wait” to hold the message.
Yes, Jabboo works offline. Recognition runs on your Mac and audio is never uploaded, even with the Wi-Fi off.
Yes, recognition runs on your Mac. Audio is never uploaded, and Jabboo keeps working with the Wi-Fi off.
By default, nothing is sent until you say your send word. If you turn on send-on-pause, you see a short countdown first – say “wait” and it holds.
Jabboo supports 25 European languages, more coming. That includes sentences that switch between languages; each language can have its own send word.
Jabboo runs on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later.
No, Jabboo is a one-time purchase. Pro includes a year of updates; after that it keeps working, and you can renew updates if you want them.
Your next message is one sentence away.