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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.snaply.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Snaply keeps a local history of recent dictations on the Dictation page, so a good take does not disappear the moment you move on.

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What You Can Do

Open Dictation from the sidebar and look for Recent Transcriptions. For each item, 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 entry
  • Select multiple entries and delete them together
If a transcription fails, Snaply keeps the entry in history and lets you retry it later from the saved recording.

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Bulk Cleanup

Use selection mode when you want to clean up several history items at once. You can select individual transcriptions, select all visible items, unselect everything, and delete the selected entries in one action.

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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 are no longer 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.