Download
The founding-beta build is available only after you sign in and the server confirms your current entitlement. This page never falls back to a public file link.
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Every published build will be signed, notarized by Apple, and listed here with its checksum so you can verify what you downloaded:
SHA-256 (Murmurtale-1.0-b24.dmg)
6a223e62f9cf95ff60747eba6c1a649026e2a4e615762b9942aa22ed328e318f
If macOS ever says the app can’t be opened: open Finder → Applications, right‑click Murmurtale, choose Open, then Open again. You only do this once.
What it needs
- macOS 14 or later on an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or newer). Intel Macs are not supported.
- About 700 MB of free space — the app plus the on-device speech model it downloads on first launch.
- An invited account is required to request the private beta download. In build 24, dictation itself runs on-device with no local word limit enforced; cloud processing and paid upgrades are disabled and marked coming soon.
Install in three steps
- Open the .dmg and drag Murmurtale to Applications. Launch it from the Applications folder — not from inside the disk image — so macOS treats it as properly installed.
- Grant the two permissions it asks for on first launch: Microphone (to hear you dictate) and Accessibility (to place finished text at your cursor). That is the whole list — if a dialog asks for anything else, it is not Murmurtale.
- Let the speech model download once. Murmurtale fetches its on-device model (about 632 MB) and compiles it for your Mac’s Neural Engine. A minute later the quill appears in your menu bar and you are ready to dictate.
The Help Center walks the whole path in detail: Install Murmurtale on your Mac, then Grant Microphone and Accessibility and Your first dictation.
While you wait
See what the download gets you: the before-and-after on the home page shows raw speech becoming a formatted scene.