Independent professionals
Draft client notes, emails and reports quickly while keeping control over sensitive work.
GDPR-aware speech recognition
Private dictation for European workflows
Mr.Speech treats the data path as part of the product, not an afterthought. A fully local mode, a clear account of where processing happens, and European infrastructure when you do use the cloud.
- Fully local mode
- European processing
- Processors named in our privacy policy
- Cloud is optional
GDPR-aware speech recognition
Why Mr.Speech
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Fully local mode
For sensitive dictation, processing can stay entirely on your computer. No account, no internet, no audio leaving the machine. It is fast enough to use all day, which is what makes choosing it realistic.
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A clear account of where processing happens
When you do use the cloud, speech recognition, document reading and AI summaries run on European infrastructure. The specific processors are named in our privacy policy, where they belong, so you can check them against your own procurement rules.
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Claims that stay true as the technology moves
We describe the modes you can choose and where processing happens, rather than turning one model name into a permanent promise. What is stable is the commitment, not the vendor list.
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No emotion inference, anywhere
There is no sentiment scoring, no mood detection and no engagement metric in the product. EU law prohibits inferring emotions from biometric data at work, and we stay well clear of that line.
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Use cases
Technical teams
Dictate tickets, documentation, review comments and incident notes directly into your tools.
Operations and consulting
Turn spoken work into usable text with a clear choice between local processing and European cloud.
Questions
Questions
Is this legal advice?
No. This page describes product and processing properties so you can start your own assessment. For a compliance decision, read the regulation and talk to your advisers.
Where can I see the processors?
In our privacy policy, which is where naming them is useful and where we keep it current.
Can I avoid the cloud entirely?
Yes. Dictation, notes, semantic search and meeting transcription all have full on-device implementations.
