“Gitkhab ekshn” instead of GitHub Actions

You dictate as you speak, and Cyrillic shows up where the Latin name should be. Every second product name has to be fixed by hand — at which point typing it would have been faster.

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What it looks like

  1. 1Pick a term set that matches your work.
  2. 2Dictate the way you talk: “install docker, then github actions builds it”.
  3. 3What lands in the field: “Install Docker, then GitHub Actions builds it”.
  4. 4Anything the set is missing, you add — together with how you pronounce it.

How terms work

The dictionary substitutes your preferred term spellings in the finished text after recognition.

Spoken variantsA term carries the ways it gets said aloud, so several spoken variants lead to the same written name.
Context checkingWith access to style features and an installed local model, substitutions can receive an additional context check.
Your own termsYour service names, your colleagues’ names, internal shorthand — the things no ready-made set will ever have.
Runs on the deviceThe dictionary sits with you. Neither the terms nor the sentence is sent anywhere.

Next to what you use now

This problem usually has no dedicated fix — it gets patched by hand after every dictation.

Editor autocorrectchecked 08.2026Works on finished text, so it argues with inflections and near-homophones.
macOS dictationchecked 08.2026Offers no term dictionary of its own for Russian or Ukrainian speech.
Cloud dictation appschecked 08.2026Term biasing exists, but the sentence goes to a server to get it.

You supply a term and its spoken variants. VerbaIDE finds them in the recognised text and substitutes the preferred spelling, locally on your Mac.

What it costs

Term dictionaries, ready-made sets and custom terms are free forever and need no plan. Additional context checking by a local model requires access to style features and an installed model.

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Processing on your Mac

The dictionary lives on your Mac. Substitutions in recognised text run on-device without cloud processing.

What exactly leaves your Mac, address by address

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