Privacy
Your words stay yours.
Privacy isn't a setting in Amnis. It's the foundation.
Your machine
Amnis, open where you left it.
Today
Five recordings.
No voiceprints.
We never build a model of your voice.
Encrypted on your device.
Your history is stored on your own machine.
Not training data.
What you dictate is never kept to make a model smarter.
Your history
Your words live on your machine.
Everything you keep is stored on your own machine, encrypted. Not on our servers — we have no copy to hand over, or to lose.
Locked here
The app it went to
How long
You decide how long anything is kept.
Choose how long Amnis keeps anything. Change it whenever you like.
Keeps for
30
days
Thirty days to begin with. Yours to change.
Older than that
Gone from the list.
A plus
It even works with the internet off.
On an Apple silicon Mac, Amnis does the whole job on the machine itself. Pull the plug mid-sentence and it keeps going.
Offline
Still listening, still writing.
What you're saying
Intel Macs, Windows and phones finish in the cloud.
On every machine you own.
- Mac
- iPhone
- Android
- WindowsIn development
Answers
The awkward questions.
- Can you read what I dictate?
- No. What you keep is encrypted on your own machine, and nobody here reads what you dictate.
- Do you train on my voice?
- No. What you dictate is never kept to make a model smarter — ours or anyone else's.
- What happens when Amnis uses the cloud?
- It travels encrypted, is used for what you asked and nothing else, and never to train anything. The only lasting copy is the one on your device.
- What does Amnis start with?
- Thirty days of history, and cloud acceleration switched off on Mac. Both are yours to change.