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Blurt for Windows

Voice dictation that works in every Windows program.

Press your push-to-talk key, talk, and the words land wherever your cursor is. Outlook, Chrome, Word, your CRM.

Free plan available · Always the latest version

How it works

Press, talk, done.

Blurt sits in the system tray and stays out of your way. Install it, grant the microphone, pick your key, and dictate anywhere.

1

Press your key

You pick your push-to-talk key the first time Blurt runs. Hold it to start listening.

2

Talk

Speak naturally. Transcription runs on your PC, in real time.

3

It appears

Release, and your words land at the cursor: Outlook, Chrome, Word, your CRM.

Full install steps, including the SmartScreen note, are on the Setup page.

Faster than typing

20%

Fewer errors than typing

Local

Dictation runs on-device

Speed & accuracy: Stanford HCI study, 2016

Made for real work

Beyond voice typing.

Windows voice typing is handy for a quick line. Blurt is built for the whole workday: one key that works the same in every program, a dictionary you control, and cleanup that turns talk into a finished email.

Easy on your machine

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. The app is self-contained, so there is no .NET to install, and it keeps itself up to date.

Custom dictionary

Teach it your jargon, names, and find→replace rules once, and every program gets them.

AI cleanup modes

A Premium pass that turns rambling into a clean draft, with modes for how you write: Email, Notes, Code, Journal. Off by default.

Private mode

One switch keeps everything on your device: AI cleanup off, no transcripts on disk, plus an offline medical vocabulary. Part of Premium.

Still comparing tools? See how Blurt stacks up: Blurt vs Dragon · Blurt vs Wispr Flow · Blurt vs superwhisper. On a Mac too? Blurt is also built for Mac.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does Blurt work in every Windows program?

Yes. Your words land wherever your cursor is, in any text box, from your browser to your EHR. There are no integrations to set up.

Do I need Windows 11 or .NET?

Blurt runs on Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. The app is self-contained, so there is no .NET to install, and it keeps itself up to date automatically.

Is Blurt free?

There is a free plan with 2,500 words a week, no card needed. Premium adds unlimited words, AI cleanup, and Private mode, and the guided setup starts with 2 weeks of Premium free.

Ready to stop typing?

Free plan with 2,500 words a week. No card needed.

Free plan available · Always the latest version