Say the task out loud, in Hebrew or English.
Dibur transcribes. Your agent gets to work using the account you already have.
Save agent responses, meeting transcripts and tasks in Obsidian.
No credit card, and no charge at the end of it.Until 31 October only
The new interface is available for Mac and Windows. Screenshots use demo data. Call reminders are available on Mac only.
Your dictation shortcut and connected tools, all in one place.
Say it once. The text lands wherever you already work.
Give your agent spoken tasks, revisit the transcript after a meeting, and save summaries and tasks in Obsidian.
Connect the Claude Code, Codex or Cursor CLI already on your computer. Choose a working folder and say the task. See when your agent is working and when it has finished.
In Dibur 2.1: a short completion line and a dedicated response window, with headings, tables and code.
Connect your agent, step by step
Choose a microphone, start recording and keep the transcript for later. Revisit it, edit it and pick up where you left off.
In Dibur 2.1: summaries from your configured AI provider and a reminder when Zoom or Meet is detected on Mac. Recording starts only after your approval and captures the selected microphone, not system audio.
Read the meeting recording guide
Connect your vault during onboarding or directly from Home. Keep meetings, summaries and tasks as Markdown notes in the folder you choose.
Review the content and tasks before saving. Notes stay in your local vault, ready to continue working on in Obsidian.
How to connect Obsidian
Speak naturally and get a Hebrew prompt for your AI agent, with file names, commands and tools preserved in English. Use it in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any other agent with a text field.
קלוד, תפתח פול ריקווסט אחרי הקומיט, תעדכן את קלוד אמדי ותפרוס לורסל.
Claude, תפתח pull request אחרי ה־commit, תעדכן את CLAUDE.md ותפרוס ל־Vercel.
From any app and any text field.
Hebrew, English, or both in the same sentence.
The text appears exactly where your cursor is.
This is one dictation with Dibur, from the spoken sentence to the clean prompt. Click and the demo runs.
The spoken sentence appears here, word by word.
And the clean text gets typed here.
Transcription runs locally. There is no server listening, no cloud recording, and no account to create. Dibur downloads one Hebrew model of about 874MB on first launch, then transcription works without internet access.
When you send an agent a task or request an AI summary, text is sent to your chosen provider. Agent connections are separate from local transcription.
All of them transcribe Hebrew. The difference starts with the English words in the middle of the sentence, with where transcription runs, and with whether you pay every month.
See the full comparisonNo staged testimonials and no polished-up copy. These are direct translations of what people wrote after trying Dibur, and Yahav even dictated the first message with it.
One-two, one-two, what's up? Daniel, bro, this is through your app, transcription, 100%, let's see how it writes.
20:59Wow, it writes killer text man, really reminds me of Wispr Flow. Runs like a rocket.
20:59Legend! It works in any app with a text field, right?
17:34Right 🙂 including here on WhatsApp
17:34✓✓Genius!
17:42What about Cursor?
17:25It works in every app, wherever you want. Including right here on WhatsApp
17:28✓✓Cool. Love it
17:36Real WhatsApp messages, translated from Hebrew.
Available for Apple Silicon, Intel, and 64-bit Windows 10 or 11. Install it once, choose a shortcut, and start talking.
Launch price, normally ₪199 • One-time payment • License for two devices
A month with every feature, no credit card and no automatic charge. Then decide whether to buy.
Clear steps, screenshots and answers when something goes wrong. Everything you need to feel at home.
Until 31 October. After that the button comes off the page and only the ₪79 purchase remains. Anyone who starts a month before the date keeps the whole month, even if it ends after.
No. It is not a subscription and there are no payment details. You leave an email, you get a license key that is good for a month, and that is it.
Nothing is charged. The license key expires, Dibur stops transcribing and asks for a new key. If you want to keep it, a permanent license is ₪79.
No. It is the same software, the same models and the same 350+ technical terms. The only difference is that the license lasts a month.
Real prompts mix Hebrew with file names, commands, and tools in English. Dibur keeps terms such as Claude Code, CLAUDE.md, pull request, and commit written correctly, even when you say them with an Israeli accent.
Dibur is available for Macs with Apple Silicon or Intel, and for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11.
Only for the download and first activation. The Hebrew model stays on your computer, and transcription then runs locally.
They are not sent to a cloud service. Your transcription and dictation history stay on your computer.
Yes. The transcription model supplies punctuation, and Dibur cleans spacing and adds long paragraph breaks at existing sentence boundaries. There is no second language model waiting after transcription.
It may be enough for short sentences without many names or technical terms. Dibur is for people who mix Hebrew and English, want a personal dictionary, and need one shortcut that works in every app.
You reach a page with installer buttons and your personal license key. Click the button for your computer to download. If the key is still being prepared or you return from another device, find it in the Polar customer portal using your purchase email.
Your license includes two devices. You can disconnect an old device in the Polar customer portal and activate a new one.
There is a 14-day full refund. Email support@dibur.app and you get your money back, no questions asked.
Did not find an answer? Write to support: support@dibur.app
Install once, pick a shortcut, and write with your voice from today.
Buy Dibur and start talking₪79 one-time • Two-device license • 14-day refund