THOHT Documentation

THOHT turns your voice into text, fast. On Apple silicon Macs, core transcription can stay on-device; on Intel Macs, iPhone, and iPad it uses Pro cloud transcription. Speak, and your dictation appears in the compatible app or text field where you're working.

This is the documentation. It covers what THOHT does, how to set it up, every setting you can change, the exact usage limits, and how to fix the things people get stuck on.

What is THOHT

THOHT is a dictation app for Apple devices. You press a shortcut, talk, and the text lands in the app you're already working in — no copy‑paste, no separate window to babysit.

Two things make it different from the dictation built into your Mac:

• It runs on your device. On an Apple Silicon Mac, transcription happens locally. Your audio doesn't leave your computer for standard dictation, and it works offline.
• It can polish as it goes. With Pro, THOHT can clean up filler words, fix grammar, reformat speech into an email or a list, or translate — using AI, on top of the raw transcription.

Platforms

One auto-renewing Pro subscription covers the supported Mac, iPhone, and iPad apps when they use the same Apple Account. See Pricing & subscription.

How these docs are organized

• THOHT for Mac — Getting started, Dictating, AI features, the full Settings reference, and History & sync.
• THOHT for iPhone & iPad — the mobile app, keyboard, Notes, and Quick Capture.
• Reference — Limits & quotas, Pricing & subscription, Privacy & security, and Troubleshooting.

Quick links

• Download: THOHT on the App Store
• The two shortcuts to remember: ⌥D to dictate, ⌥C to polish text (Pro).
• Free vs Pro: local dictation on Apple silicon Macs is free with no usage caps. The normal iPhone, iPad, Intel Mac, AI, and cloud workflows require Pro. See Limits & quotas.
• Stuck? Email info@thoht.app — a real person (one of two) reads it.