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The launch
Fireflies.ai — the AI meeting assistant used by 20 million people across a million organizations, including 75% of the Fortune 500 — just launched Fireflies Talk on September 29, 2026. It's voice dictation built directly into the Fireflies desktop app. Hold a key (Fn on Mac, Ctrl + Win on Windows), talk, release — and clean text appears wherever your cursor is. Email, Slack, documents, AI prompts, CRM fields: anywhere you can type, you can now just speak.
Why it matters: free and unlimited
Standalone dictation apps typically charge $12 to $15 a month for unlimited use. Fireflies Talk is unlimited on every Fireflies plan — including the free plan. That prices dedicated dictation tools out of the game entirely. It also follows the recent launches of Fireflies' Email Assistant and Voice Agents: the company is turning a meeting notetaker into an all-day AI teammate that briefs you in the morning, takes your notes, drafts your emails and reports, and updates your CRM.
Smarter than a keyboard mic
This isn't raw speech-to-text. Talk removes filler words and false starts as you speak, formats the output for where you're typing — an email comes out like an email, a Slack reply like a Slack reply — and turns spoken teammate names into Slack @mentions. It works in 90+ languages without switching anything. On privacy: dictations stay on your device, Fireflies keeps no copy, no one at the company or in your workspace can see them, and — like meeting notes — they're never used to train models. Fireflies is SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliant.
The take
Voice is becoming the cheapest input layer for AI work, and Fireflies just made it free. The biggest friction in using AI tools at work was never the models — it was typing out what you wanted. Now you just say it. Fireflies Talk is available today on Mac and Windows, with mobile coming soon. The era of talk-to-computer-at-work has quietly arrived.
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