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Yes. The text is in your clipboard. Paste once, done. That is why Hallig works anywhere you can type.

Hallig has no servers. Everything happens on your device. No running costs for us means no subscription for you.

No. No language model runs over your text. Punctuation and capitalization come from the recognition, paragraphs from the pauses you make. A word only changes if you wrote a dictionary rule for it.

Hallig leaves what you said as it is. That includes filler words, repetitions and false starts. Many dictation apps take all of that out and reword the rest. With Hallig, a word only changes if you write a rule for it yourself.

Yes, recognition runs on your device. Your dictation never goes online. Hallig connects once to download a model. The built-in Apple recognition loads its language packs as needed.

The dictionary lets you set rules: X is recognized, Y gets written. That gets names, brands and technical terms right. It does not teach the recognition a new word, it corrects the spelling afterwards. With no rules of your own, nothing happens.

Your recordings stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded. You can delete them at any time.

That depends on the recognition you pick. The built-in one covers around 22 languages, Parakeet TDT 25 European ones, WhisperKit 99.

You speak on the Apple Watch, and your iPhone turns the recording into text. The text lands in the iPhone's clipboard. From there you paste it on your Mac or iPad. Your iPhone has to be nearby, and the handover takes a moment.

Yes. Hallig for the Mac is a separate purchase. The purchase for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch does not cover it. You download the app directly as a DMG, not from the Mac App Store.

The app is free. 5 dictations per day are included, with every engine. Pro lifts the limit: from €9.99, paid once, no subscription. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. The Mac app is a separate purchase: €19.99, one purchase covers 3 Macs.

On iPhone: iPhone 12 or newer with iOS 26. On iPad: iPadOS 26. Apple Watch records, the iPhone nearby recognizes the text. On Mac: macOS 15 or later, Apple Silicon.