Product updates

DictaFlow release notes

The newest improvements to DictaFlow and DictaFlow Medical, followed by highlights from earlier releases.

macOS 2.1.91

Latest · September 13, 2026

A more polished, familiar interface

  • Refined appearance: softer blue gradients, subtle card borders, and more balanced spacing throughout the Mac dashboard.
  • Easier reading: improved secondary-text contrast and more comfortable spacing in transcript history.
  • Clearer feedback: sidebar hover and selection states, screen-reader selection feedback, and consistent disabled-button styling.
  • Better localized layouts: long navigation labels remain readable, and helper text wraps naturally.
  • Same familiar workflows: existing features and controls are preserved.

macOS 2.1.90 / Medical 2.1.80

September 12, 2026

A more polished, familiar interface

  • Refined appearance: softer blue gradients, subtle card borders, and more balanced spacing throughout the Mac dashboard.
  • Easier reading: improved secondary-text contrast and more comfortable spacing in transcript history.
  • Clearer feedback: sidebar hover and selection states, screen-reader selection feedback, and consistent disabled-button styling.
  • Better localized layouts: long navigation labels remain readable, and helper text wraps naturally.
  • Same familiar workflows: these visual refinements apply to both Consumer and Medical, with existing features and controls preserved.

macOS 2.1.89 / Medical 2.1.79

September 12, 2026

Dictionary and Text Expansions are easier to use

  • Clearer purpose: Snippets are now called Text Expansions, with a simple example that shows how saying a phrase can insert saved text.
  • Better vocabulary guidance: the Dictionary and Text Expansions screens now plainly explain the difference between preserving a word's spelling and inserting a saved response.
  • Edit in place: select a Dictionary term or Text Expansion to edit it directly in its list position, without opening an editor above the list.
  • Quicker edits: Save and Cancel stay visible in the editor header, with Escape to cancel and Command-S to save.
  • Consumer and Medical support: these improvements are included in both DictaFlow editions for Mac.

Android Medical 1.1.0

Ambient Scribe for complete clinical visit notes

  • Record a consented patient visit: capture an encounter for up to three hours while using another app or with the screen locked.
  • Speaker-aware transcripts: review the transcript, confirm clinician and patient roles, and rename additional speakers before creating the note.
  • Six clinical note formats: generate an editable SOAP note, progress note, consult note, HPI summary, follow-up psychiatric evaluation, or initial psychiatric evaluation.
  • Private recovery: interrupted recordings are repaired and retained in protected app storage for retry; original audio is deleted after saving to Notes or clearing the visit.
  • Localized clinical workflow: Ambient Scribe is available throughout all eleven supported Android interface languages.

macOS 2.1.88 / Medical 2.1.78

Command Suite now stays selected after restart

  • Reliable restart restoration: Command Suite remains selected after quitting the app, relaunching it, or restarting your Mac.
  • Correct transcription routing: dictations made after relaunch continue to use Command Suite instead of temporarily falling back to Studio Session.
  • Safe startup synchronization: authentication and cloud sync no longer overwrite the restored model while account status is still loading.
  • Consumer and Medical support: the fix is included in both DictaFlow editions for Mac.

Android 0.5.2

Localized Android dictation with secure Google Play subscriptions

  • Eleven localized experiences: DictaFlow's onboarding, app interface, Google Play listing, and screenshots are now available in English, French, German, Mexican Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Dutch, and Traditional Chinese.
  • Dictation in any Android app: Use the DictaFlow keyboard or the optional floating microphone to turn speech into polished text wherever you type.
  • Monthly or annual Pro: Subscribe securely through Google Play, restore purchases, and use Pro across supported platforms with the same DictaFlow account.
  • Clearer local-language discovery: Store listings now explain DictaFlow's AI dictation, voice typing, speech-to-text, and AccessibilityService features in each supported language.

Version 2.6.3

Remote clipboard typing with the latest DictaFlow fixes

  • Type in VDI for DictaFlow: copy text from any app, start the configurable countdown, focus the remote field, and DictaFlow types it character by character when paste is blocked.
  • Type into EHR for DictaFlow Medical: move copied text into Citrix-hosted EHR fields, type directly from Recent Activity, or send the current Ambient Scribe selection or full clinical note.
  • More reliable selections: Ambient Scribe now tracks whether the Transcript or Clinical Note was selected most recently, preventing stale text from being typed.
  • AI Mode fix: corrected an issue that could duplicate text expansion output.

Version 2.6.2

Reliable clipboard typing for Citrix, VDI, and EHR workflows

  • Type in VDI for DictaFlow: copy text from DictaFlow or any other app, start the configurable countdown, focus the remote field, and DictaFlow types it character by character when paste is blocked.
  • Type into EHR for DictaFlow Medical: the same dependable clipboard handoff is tailored for Citrix-hosted EHRs and other remote clinical systems.
  • Flexible Medical recovery: clinicians can resend a transcription from Recent Activity without recording it again.
  • Reliable Ambient Scribe selections: Clinical Note and Transcript transfers now follow the pane most recently used, preventing an older highlight from being typed instead of the current selection.
  • Simple on-screen handoff: the workflow uses a visible button and countdown instead of relying on a global shortcut that Citrix or the destination application may intercept.

Version 2.6.1

Reliable Microsoft Store startup on secondary drives

  • Secondary-drive installs now launch correctly: DictaFlow and DictaFlow Medical no longer fail at startup when Microsoft Store installs them outside the system drive.
  • Safer settings and session updates: state files are replaced on their destination volume, avoiding Windows cross-drive replacement failures.
  • Complete packaged startup: the tray launcher now includes the state-file helper it needs in frozen Microsoft Store builds.

macOS 2.1.86 / Medical 2.1.77

Reliable language preference updates across devices

  • App Language stays current: changing the interface language now updates the signed-in account promptly.
  • Separate preferences for each platform: Mac, iPhone, and Windows retain their own interface-language choice without changing the dictation language.
  • More dependable session refreshes: overlapping account refreshes can no longer lose a newly selected language.
  • Consumer and Medical support: the same reliable localization reporting is included in both Mac editions.

macOS 2.1.85 / Medical 2.1.76

Faster, seamless Cloud or Local Offline onboarding on Mac

  • Choose during Quick Start: new Mac users can select Cloud or Local Offline and can change the choice anytime in Settings.
  • Responsive from the first dictation: choosing Local Offline starts the recommended model after Quick Start while Supersonic Sprint keeps early dictations fast; DictaFlow switches automatically when the local model is ready.
  • More reliable Local Offline setup: download progress, preparation, model switching, and automatic activation are smoother and no longer require switching away and back.
  • Natural Quick Start practice: practice dictations insert directly at the cursor with the same selection and Auto-Space behavior as regular DictaFlow text insertion.
  • Copy the latest dictation: the Mac menu bar now provides a quick way to recover and copy the most recent transcription.

Version 2.6.0

Windows shortcut focus reliability

  • Start stays closed during dictation: Ctrl+Win and Alt+Win no longer open the Start menu when Ctrl or Alt is released before the Windows key.
  • Transcription stays on target: the active text field keeps focus, so completed dictation is inserted where recording began.
  • Normal Windows shortcuts remain available: standalone and unrelated Windows-key actions continue to work normally.

Version 2.5.8

Final microphone-recovery and recording reliability improvements

  • Reliable default-microphone recovery: DictaFlow refreshes the Windows audio runtime once when the default input temporarily disappears, while preserving explicit microphone choices.
  • Safe bounded diagnostics: a slow Windows device query can no longer retain the shared audio lock and interfere with later recordings.
  • Stress-tested recording lifecycle: rapid recording controls, microphone tests, session changes, and repeated stream opens now share stronger ownership and cleanup safeguards.

Version 2.5.7

More responsive recording and stronger microphone recovery

  • More responsive recording controls: hotkey, mouse, foot-pedal, remote-session, and in-app recording commands now run through a resilient serialized worker.
  • Better Windows microphone recovery: when the Windows default microphone temporarily disappears, DictaFlow refreshes the audio-device runtime once and retries without silently switching to another microphone.
  • Clearer microphone guidance: persistent default- or selected-device failures now provide actionable Audio Input instructions instead of exposing a misleading system error.
  • Stronger long-session reliability: audio ownership and cleanup are more robust across startup, microphone tests, lock and unlock, sleep and wake, and remote-session reconnects.

macOS 2.1.84 / Medical 2.1.75

AI Mode shortcut reliability on Mac

  • AI Mode no longer ends immediately: fixed an issue that could make the Control+Fn shortcut briefly appear and stop while DictaFlow prepared selected text.
  • Correct shortcut release handling: background selected-text capture can no longer imitate a shortcut release; recording continues until a required shortcut key is actually released.
  • Mac speed improvements retained: the faster selected-text preparation, lossless audio upload, and connection prewarming remain enabled.

macOS 2.1.83 / Medical 2.1.74

Italian, Dutch, and Traditional Chinese on Mac

  • Three complete Mac interface localizations: DictaFlow and DictaFlow Medical now support Italian, Dutch, and Traditional Chinese throughout sign-in, onboarding, the main app, and Settings.
  • Natural, context-aware wording: every new translation was manually written and reviewed for the screen and workflow where it appears.
  • Localized clinical workflows: DictaFlow Medical includes translated clinical dictation, consultation-note, and Ambient Scribe experiences in all three languages.
  • Smarter first-run defaults: new users receive an appropriate dictation-language recommendation based on their selected interface language.

Version 2.5.4

More languages, faster dictation, and stronger Windows reliability

  • Balanced Home layout: Recent Activity once again keeps the wider, easier-to-scan area while Transcript Preview stays compact.
  • Eight interface languages: Windows Consumer and Medical now include complete offline interface localization in English, French, German, Mexican Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese.
  • Choose your interface before signing in: a language selector is now available on the account screen and again in Settings, with changes applied immediately.
  • A much broader dictation-language picker: commonly used languages appear first, followed by an alphabetized list covering more than 100 language and regional options supported by Supersonic Sprint.
  • Automatic model compatibility: when a fixed language is not supported by Studio Session, DictaFlow switches new selections to Supersonic Sprint. Settings also explains the compatibility issue if Studio Session is selected later; Supersonic Sprint and Command Suite remain available.
  • Faster recording handoff: optimized lossless audio uploads reduce work after recording and help dictation reach the cursor sooner.
  • More dependable hotkeys: recording controls recover more reliably after lock and unlock, sleep and wake, and remote-session reconnects.
  • Faster cloud dictation: speed and stability improvements across Studio Session and Supersonic Sprint.

Version 2.5.1

Lower latency and more resilient desktop sessions

  • Reduced Windows dictation latency and tightened the path from releasing the shortcut to seeing text.
  • Improved hook recovery after Windows session changes, resumes, and reconnects.
  • Made startup prewarming, backend failover, and long-running account sessions more resilient.

Version 2.5.0

A clearer first-run experience across platforms

  • Introduced account-first onboarding and a compact Quick Start for Windows, Mac, and iOS.
  • Added tailored first-run experiences for DictaFlow and DictaFlow Medical, including microphone setup, shortcut guidance, and a first practice dictation.
  • Hardened audio, recording, and network lifecycles to prevent hangs and recover cleanly when native operations time out.
  • Improved preview transcription quality and provider fallback behavior.

Version 2.4.9

Better formatting and safer releases

  • Added automatic email formatting for Local Offline transcription.
  • Improved packaging checks and release tooling for more dependable desktop builds.

Version 2.4.8

Local Offline expanded into AI Mode

  • Made Local Offline transcription available in AI Mode.
  • Improved local-model download, management, and persistence across restarts.

Version 2.4.7

On-device dictation

  • Introduced Local Offline transcription on Windows with an on-device speech model.
  • Expanded local options and offline fallbacks on Apple platforms.

Version 2.4.6

Safer edits and better mobile dictation

  • Made AI Smart Edit more conservative by default so it preserves intent instead of inventing content.
  • Improved number formatting in automatic language detection.
  • Improved iOS keyboard controls and dictation behavior.

Version 2.4.5

Smoother sign-in and onboarding

  • Added long-lived desktop sessions so users stay signed in more reliably.
  • Refined iOS onboarding to get users to a successful first dictation sooner.

Version 2.4.4

Quick Start on Mac and stronger service fallback

  • Added the guided Quick Start experience on macOS.
  • Improved service failover and transient retry handling.

Version 2.4.3

Availability and preview safeguards

  • Expanded backend failover so dictation can recover from a temporarily unavailable service.
  • Added safeguards for first-use preview dictations and provider errors.

Version 2.4.2

A faster path to the first Windows dictation

  • Introduced a conversion-focused Windows preview and onboarding flow.
  • Improved the reliability and safety of anonymous preview transcription.

Versions 2.4.0–2.4.1

More sign-in choices and better support diagnostics

  • Added Sign in with Apple on Windows.
  • Improved diagnostics for support, recording-trigger controls, output behavior, and email formatting.

Version 2.3 and earlier

Earlier highlights

  • Added Ambient Scribe, speaker labels, clinical templates, longer Medical recordings, and EHR-friendly text handoff.
  • Expanded Knowledge Base imports, selection-aware replacement, strict verbatim controls, mouse and foot-pedal triggers, and multilingual dictation.

These notes highlight user-facing changes and are not an exhaustive engineering changelog. New releases will be added here at the top.