Changelog
What's changed in vbtm.
Honest, user-facing release notes. The fixes and features that actually shipped.
v1.1.23Windows
Reliability fix: dictation now works across more microphones, and failures are no longer silent.
- Fixed dictation capture on microphones that report 16-bit audio (many USB headsets, laptop array mics, and Bluetooth devices), which previously could fail without any error.
- A failed dictation now plays a distinct sound and shows an on-screen message, instead of failing quietly.
- Refreshed the app icon and corrected the installed app name to Verbatim - AI Dictation.
v1.1.22Windows + macOS
Faster, more accurate polish, plus fixes for an edge-case streaming parse failure.
- macOS: fixed a rare hang while initializing audio on launch (macOS now catches up to 1.1.22).
- Switched to
Nova Microwith an expanded few-shot prompt for sharper, faster polishing. - Fixed a Mistral SSE streaming parse error that could silently drop the last chunk of a dictation.
- Added Sentry spans across the transcription and polish pipeline for better stability monitoring.
- Pro plan price updated to $8.99/mo annual· $9.99/mo monthly.
v1.1.21Windows + macOS
macOS launch build, with sign-in reliability fixes and Sentry error tracking.
- macOS is now available — download the DMG from the download page.
- Sign-in errors now surface immediately rather than after a 120-second timeout.
- Sentry telemetry added: auth breadcrumbs, user context, and dSYM upload for crash symbolication.
- Fixed a crash when the app was disposed while a
setStatecall was still in-flight. - Core plan now offers unlimited dictation at the existing price.
v1.1.3Windows
Billing flexibility: choose monthly or annual on upgrade, and 7-day trials on both paid plans.
- 7-day free trial on both Core and Pro — no card required to start.
- Billing period choice (monthly or annual) is now presented at checkout on upgrade.
- Promo code support added to the checkout flow.
Older releases are not listed here. Download links are always on the download page.