Your voice is a biometric. Voz treats it like one: transcribed on your own silicon, then discarded. Nothing to intercept, subpoena, or leak.
0
third-party requests on this page
online
this page works offline too — try airplane mode
0 KB
audio Voz has ever uploaded, all-time
The pipeline, in full
This is the entire journey your audio takes. There is no asterisk — this page and the app are built to the same rule.
$ voz audit --network
✓ model whisper base · on-device
✓ audio buffer in-memory only, discarded after use
✓ outbound connections 0
✓ bytes uploaded 0 (all-time)
✓ telemetry none — there's nothing to send
All clear. Your words stayed home.
The feature list
- No account
- No cloud
- No telemetry
- No subscription
- No training on your voice
- No waiting on a server
Everything above is a feature. A dictation app that needs none of it is faster, cheaper, and impossible to leak from — the absences are the product.
Even this website
The site you're reading practices what the app preaches. It loads no fonts, scripts, or pixels from anyone else's servers — the counter above is measured live, not typed in. It keeps working with your Wi-Fi off. And the mic demo on the home page reads your microphone's level locally for the waveform, records nothing, and deliberately avoids the browser speech-recognition API — because in most browsers, that ships audio to a server.