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Snaply keeps a local history of recent dictations in Settings -> Dictation.

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What You Can Do

For each item in Recent Transcriptions, you can:
  • Read the saved text
  • Copy the text to your clipboard
  • Replay the original recording
  • Retranscribe the recording
  • Reveal the audio file in Finder
  • Delete the transcription
If a transcription fails, Snaply keeps the entry in history and lets you retry it later from the saved recording.

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What Gets Saved

Each item can include:
  • The final transcription text
  • The date and time
  • Recording duration
  • Detected language
  • The original audio file, when it is still available

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Audio Retention

Snaply stores transcription history locally on your Mac.
  • The text history stays local.
  • The source audio is saved locally so you can replay or retranscribe it.
  • Audio files are automatically cleaned up after 7 days.
After the audio file has been cleaned up, the text entry can still remain in history, but replay, retranscribe, and Finder actions will no longer be available for that item.

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Privacy

Dictation history is local-only. Audio and transcription text do not need to leave your Mac for normal dictation.