Streva

What is Streva?

Streva is a Mac app for voice dictation and instant translation that works wherever your cursor sits. Speak in any language and it writes natural, formatted text straight into Gmail, Slack, Notion, Zoom, or your code editor. It keeps your intent and tone while fitting the output to each app.

Top Features:

• Inline translation: speak in one language and get polished text in another.
• Context-aware formatting: adjusts phrasing so emails, chats, and notes each read naturally.
• Privacy mode: audio and transcripts are never kept or shared with anyone.

Use Cases:

• Cross-language email: reply to clients abroad in their language without separate translators.
• Fast messaging: answer Slack threads by voice, much faster than typing them out.
• Note capture: talk through ideas and get clean notes directly inside Notion.

Who Can Use Streva?

• Global teams: people across time zones can write in languages they know less well.
• Developers: dictate prompts, comments, and messages inside VSCode or ChatGPT without breaking focus.
• Researchers: turn spoken thoughts into written drafts during busy, text-heavy workdays.

Pricing

• Basic (free): 2,000 dictated words per week, 100 plus languages, and dictionary personalization.
• Pro ($15 per month): unlimited dictation words, prioritized feature requests, and early access to updates.
• Pro yearly ($120 per year): the same unlimited Pro features billed once a year at a discount.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Works everywhere: one floating tool covers email, chat, notes, and coding apps.
• Generous free plan: two thousand weekly words is plenty for light daily dictation.
• No copy-paste: translated text lands directly where you type, saving many steps.

Cons:

• Mac only for now: the desktop version for other systems is still on a waitlist.
• Word cap on free: heavy dictation users will quickly reach the weekly free limit.
• Young product: it launched in 2026, so tutorials and community help are limited.

FAQs:

1) Which apps does it work in?

It floats across Gmail, Slack, Notion, Zoom, ChatGPT, VSCode, and twenty more apps.

2) How many languages work?

It handles more than 100 languages for both dictation and inline translation.

3) Is there a Windows version?

Not yet, Windows has a waitlist while the macOS app is fully available.

4) Are my recordings stored?

No, privacy mode means audio and transcripts are never retained or shared.

5) What does the free plan include?

Basic gives 2,000 words per week, all languages, and a personal dictionary.