Microphone access
On Mac, open System Settings > Privacy & Security > Microphone. On iPhone or iPad, open Settings > Privacy & Security > Microphone. Make sure Yaprflow is enabled.
Help with Yaprflow for Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Email support with your Yaprflow version, device, operating-system version, and a short description of what happened. Please do not include a private transcript or recording unless it is necessary and you choose to share it.
Email tim@yaprflow.comOn Mac, open System Settings > Privacy & Security > Microphone. On iPhone or iPad, open Settings > Privacy & Security > Microphone. Make sure Yaprflow is enabled.
On Mac, Yaprflow starts preparing the recognizer in the background at launch. Recording before that finishes—or after the speech recognizer is released following five idle minutes or memory pressure—can take longer while the local runtimes initialize it again.
Another app may already use Command-T. Open Yaprflow Settings and record a different keyboard shortcut, then try again.
Open Yaprflow Settings and choose the language you plan to speak. English (United States) is the default. Automatic can detect among the 32 supported locales, but selecting one language usually prevents short or noisy speech from drifting into another language.
AI Summary requires macOS 26 or later, an eligible Mac, and Apple Intelligence enabled in System Settings. Core dictation still works without it.
On Mac, open History from the menu-bar app and use Folder to reveal local Markdown files. On iPhone or iPad, tap the clock to see up to three recent transcripts.
Yaprflow for Mac is a US $29 one-time purchase, with Apple providing comparable local prices in other regions. The App Store handles purchases and updates with your Apple Account; Yaprflow does not require a separate account or subscription.
Yaprflow processes speech locally and does not include advertising, analytics, or tracking. Read the full Privacy Policy for details about local storage, App Store purchases, and support email.