NimaDownload for Windows

Speak freely. Listen closely.

Nima turns your voice into writing, and the words on your screen into a voice. In any app on Windows.

Download for Windows

Free to start. No card needed.

Layout is on: Nima adds greeting and paragraph breaks to the email.

Hear a reader voice sampleHello. This is a short Nima reader voice sample.

In the scene, someone says: "Hi Alex, could you send the, um, the deck by Thursday? Actually, Friday. Thanks." Nima removes the filler and repeat, uses the correction, and, with Layout on, adds greeting and paragraph breaks. The inserted email reads: "Hi Alex, Could you send the deck by Friday? Thanks." Then they click a sentence in an article and Nima reads from there, lighting each word as it is spoken.

The best sentence you will write today arrives while you are pacing the kitchen.

By the time you reach the keyboard, half of it is gone.

And the long read you saved is still open, three days later.

Say it the way it comes out.

Tap Right Ctrl and talk. Nima listens, keeps what you meant, and lets the rest go.

You say: “Let’s move our call to Thursday, um, actually, Friday. Same time?” Nima writes: “Let’s move our call to Friday. Same time?”

Written where you were typing.

Your words appear in Nima’s preview while you speak, then land once, cleanly, in the field you started in. Press Escape and nothing is written. Move to another window and your words wait for you to copy.

Wherever you can type.

Email, team chat, documents, the prompt box of your AI assistant. Nima writes into the field you started in. No plugins, no copying and pasting.

Rest your eyes.
Let the page speak.

Press Right Alt + Right Ctrl and point. Nima reads it aloud in a natural voice, faithfully, and the page stays exactly as it was.

  1. Click a sentenceNima reads from there, in order, until you stop it.
  2. Drag across wordsHear only the part you chose.
  3. Draw around anythingEven text inside a picture or a scanned page.
Hear a reader voice sampleHello. This is a short Nima reader voice sample.

Say it in one language.
Send it in another.

While you dictate, press Translate to English, or to any of 84 languages, and the whole passage arrives translated. The reader does the same: pick a language mid-page and it carries on from the current sentence, translated aloud.

In the scene, someone dictates in Spanish, chooses English, and the caption turns into “Hi, I’m running ten minutes late. Start without me.” before it lands in the chat. Then Nima reads an English letter aloud, and after choosing Spanish carries on in Spanish.

84 languages.
Both directions.

Speak in the language you think in, and listen in the language the page is written in. Dictation follows your Windows keyboard layout, so switching language is switching layout.

  • HolaSpanish
  • こんにちはJapanese
  • שלוםHebrew
  • BonjourFrench
  • नमस्तेHindi
  • مرحبًاArabic
  • OláPortuguese
  • 안녕하세요Korean
  • Γεια σουGreek
  • MerhabaTurkish
  • 你好Chinese
  • HalloGerman

And seventy-two more.
Write a message in one, read a document in another.

And the small things, done well.

Two shortcuts

Right Ctrl to talk. Right Alt + Right Ctrl to listen. F8 and Ctrl + Space work too.

It learns your names

Add the names and terms you use, or keep the ones Nima notices you saying.

Escape means nothing happened

Change your mind mid-sentence and press Escape. Nothing is written.

Your pace

Listen at 0.75× to 2×. Pause or replay any time.

Two languages, one page

Pages that mix languages are read in the order they are written.

See how you use your voice

Words dictated, time spoken and time read aloud, week by week.

Your words.
Your say.

It listens only when you ask.

The microphone is used only while you dictate. Escape cancels, and Nima never presses Send for you.

Clear about the cloud.

Speech and the text you choose to hear are processed by Google’s AI. Microphone recordings are not saved, reading audio stays in memory, and dictation history is optional.

Start free. Upgrade when Nima has earned it.

Free

$0

  • 2,000 words a week
  • 1 hour of reading a month
  • Every language Nima supports

No card, no trial clock. Dictation and reading have separate allowances and both reset on a UTC calendar.

Pro monthly

$15 per month

Or pro yearly: $144 per year, paid once. A $12/month equivalent.

  • 60,000 words a week
  • 3 hours of reading a month
  • Cancel any time; you keep Pro until the date you have paid for

Founding member: $8 per month. For the first 200 subscriptions, for as long as you stay subscribed. Offered in the app while seats remain.

Good questions.
Straight answers.

What does Nima actually do?

Nima is a Windows app with two ways to work with words. Dictation turns your speech into text in the field you are using. Reading turns text you point to or select on your screen into spoken audio.

Will it work in the apps I already use?

Nima works with supported Windows text fields, including Word and browser editors, without a browser extension. Some custom editors, protected fields, elevated apps, and remote desktops may not support insertion. If Nima cannot safely place your text, it keeps it available to copy.

Which languages does Nima support?

Dictation and reading support 84 languages. Dictation follows your Windows keyboard layout; reading speaks the text in the language it is written in. The English and Hebrew examples on this page are just two of them.

Can I choose exactly what gets read?

Yes. Press Right Alt + Right Ctrl, then click a sentence to read from there, drag across text to read those words, or select a screen region. Nima uses accessible text where available. Where text is unavailable, it reads one cropped image of your chosen region; this fallback covers visible content only.

Does it work offline?

Nima needs an internet connection and a signed-in account. Speech and reading are processed through Google’s AI services. Your microphone is used only during dictation, and Nima does not save microphone recordings.

Can anyone use Nima?

Yes. Download the Windows installer and sign in with Google or your email address. The Free plan needs no card, and you can upgrade to Pro from inside the app whenever you like.

Let the words
come naturally.

A little less typing. A little more listening.

Download for Windows

Windows 10 and 11. Free to start. No card needed.