Who it's for

Corvi for people who find typing or reading hard

Last updated: 2026-10-29

If typing for long stretches strains your wrists or hands, or long reading is tiring because of dyslexia, attention difficulties or eye fatigue, Corvi can move part of that work to your voice and your ears. Hold Fn to type by speaking in any Mac app; tap Fn to hear a short spoken summary of what's on screen. Corvi is a productivity tool, not a medical device.

Less typing

Using your voice for part of the day means fewer keystrokes. Whether that helps your particular situation is something to discuss with a doctor or therapist; Corvi makes no health claims.

Less reading

Corvi gives you the gist rather than reading every word, so you spend less time listening as well as less time reading. More in read aloud on a Mac.

Start small

On day one, move just one thing to voice: listen to your first three e-mails, or dictate your short messages. Widen it once it feels natural.

Stop typing. Stop reading. Talk and listen.

Corvi is free during early access. Setup takes a minute; if you don't like it, drag it to the Trash.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Corvi work with VoiceOver?

Corvi uses the Mac's accessibility features to read the screen. If you rely on VoiceOver, try it in your own setup; tell us at support@trycorvi.com if something doesn't work.

Can I change the voice and speed?

Corvi lets you choose a voice during setup and in settings.