What is Dictadoc used for?

Dictadoc is offline voice dictation software for French medical professionals on Mac and Windows, with voice commands, a floating panel and an on-premise server for clinics. It is a good fit for doctors dictating consultation reports, clinics keeping dictation on local servers and specialists replacing Dragon Medical.

How much does Dictadoc cost?

Dictadoc is a paid product with no free plan. Establishment plans start at 490 EUR excluding VAT per year for 5 to 50 workstations; other licensing is described on the vendor's tariff page.

Is Dictadoc open source?

No. Dictadoc is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include BentoPDF, PowerToys and Stirling PDF.

Can I self-host Dictadoc?

Yes. Although Dictadoc is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers.

What are some alternatives to Dictadoc?

Dictadoc competes with Wispr Flow, Dictato and Dictivo.

Dictadoc: features, pricing and alternatives

About Dictadoc

Dictadoc is a French-language medical dictation program for Mac and Windows that works fully offline. You press a key to start dictating, and the text is written wherever your cursor is, so it can be used inside the practice software you already have. The site presents it as a way to save time on writing reports and as an alternative to Dragon Medical.

The product includes voice commands, live text, an editor and a floating panel. The site lists compatibility with Doctolib, Médecin, Weda and Orbis (Agfa), and has pages for dozens of medical specialties, from surgeons and cardiologists to physiotherapists, midwives, dentists and veterinarians. The interface is offered in French, English, German, Italian and Spanish.

For clinics and hospitals there is a Dictadoc Server option that provides dictation on each workstation from a server in your own premises, with installation guides for Windows, macOS or Docker. Pricing for establishments is listed from 490 euros excluding VAT per year, for 5 to 50 workstations.

Key features

Fully offline voice dictation
Text written at the cursor in any software
Voice commands and live text
Editor and floating panel
On-premise Dictadoc Server for clinics
Mac and Windows applications

Good fit for

→Doctors dictating consultation reports
→Clinics keeping dictation on local servers
→Specialists replacing Dragon Medical

Tags: dictation; medical; offline; french; speech-to-text; healthcare; on-premise

Dictadoc: questions and answers

What is Dictadoc used for?: Dictadoc is offline voice dictation software for French medical professionals on Mac and Windows, with voice commands, a floating panel and an on-premise server for clinics. It is a good fit for doctors dictating consultation reports, clinics keeping dictation on local servers and specialists replacing Dragon Medical.
How much does Dictadoc cost?: Dictadoc is a paid product with no free plan. Establishment plans start at 490 EUR excluding VAT per year for 5 to 50 workstations; other licensing is described on the vendor's tariff page.
Is Dictadoc open source?: No. Dictadoc is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include BentoPDF, PowerToys and Stirling PDF.
Can I self-host Dictadoc?: Yes. Although Dictadoc is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers.
What are some alternatives to Dictadoc?: Dictadoc competes with Wispr Flow, Dictato and Dictivo.