Unspoken
Paid pilots for Daylite and FileMaker consultants

Dictate the client notes around Mac business workflows.

Unspoken is a private offline Mac dictation app for the writing that happens after Daylite coaching, FileMaker discovery, support calls, and implementation reviews.

Mac only. macOS 14+. Apple Silicon and Intel builds available. Normal evaluation starts with the 7-day trial.

Unspoken dashboard showing saved time, sessions recorded, words dictated, and words per minute

A narrow fit is the point.

This is not a CRM, database, or compliance layer. It is a faster way for Mac users to create the text they already owe clients and colleagues.

CRM and database recaps

Dictate the rough notes after discovery calls, workflow reviews, implementation sessions, and support work.

Consultant-first proof

Start with one internal paid seat before recommending anything to a client team.

Private by default

Speech is processed locally on the Mac, so client notes are not sent to a speech cloud just to draft text.

How to test it without wasting licenses

Start with one real consultant workflow. If the seat saves time, the client-pack conversation becomes practical instead of theoretical.

Propose paid pilot
  1. 1

    Install the 7-day trial on one Mac used for real client work.

  2. 2

    Test it on support recaps, Daylite notes, FileMaker change requests, and follow-up emails.

  3. 3

    If it saves time, buy one lifetime seat or propose a small paid client pack.

Useful after the call, not just during the call.

Meeting recorders capture everything. Unspoken is for the exact text someone still has to write: next steps, decisions, support summaries, and follow-up drafts.

Works in normal Mac writing surfaces: Mail, Daylite, browsers, docs, tickets, and notes.

Built for first drafts and recaps, not meeting surveillance or CRM replacement.

$8/month or $190 lifetime per seat, with one year of updates included on lifetime.

Review/free licenses are reserved for concrete editorial or distribution value.

Prove one seat before recommending ten.

If the workflow does not save a consultant time, it will not be a good client recommendation. If it does, the $190 lifetime seat is simple to justify.