We're excited to announce MeetMic 1.31 - our biggest dictation release yet, with app-specific prompts that adapt to whatever app you're writing in, on-screen context awareness, and multiple summaries per transcript.

New Features

Floating Dictation Panel

Dictation now has a home on screen. We’ve added a floating panel that stays visible so you can start and stop dictation by clicking on a button, open dictation history, and switch AI-processing prompts without touching a keyboard shortcut.

Need to hide it for a while? Right-click it and choose Hide for 1 hour or disable in the Settings → Dication → Show panel

App and Website Prompts

Different apps deserve different writing. MeetMic can now switch your dictation prompt automatically based on where you are dictating - casual in Messages, structured in your editor, formal in Mail. You can also set separate rules for individual websites.
Set it all up in Settings → Dictation → App and website prompts.

Website prompts work only in supported browsers: Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Brave, Arc, and Dia.

On-Screen Context

Dictation became much smarter. Turn on Use on screen context in Settings → Dictation → AI and MeetMic reads the text visible on your screen to improve each dictation. Names, jargon, ticket numbers and product terms come out spelled the way they appear right in front of you, instead of the way they sounded. Your screen context works with AI-processing, so if you use Cloud AI models be careful if you have sensitive information on the screen.

Multiple Summaries per Transcript

Transcripts now keep every summary you generate, not just the most recent one. Run a different prompt or a different model and compare the results from the Summaries tab in the transcript inspector, where each entry records which model produced it and when.

As always, we're committed to making MeetMic better with every release. Thank you for your feedback — it shapes what we build next.

— The MeetMic Team