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Installation
Download Infina and grant the permissions it needs.
Infina is a desktop app for macOS and Windows. On a Mac it needs Apple Silicon (M1 or newer); Intel Macs aren't supported. On Windows it needs Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Setup takes a couple of minutes: download the app, sign in, and grant the permissions it needs to listen to you and type into your other apps.
Which computers are supported
Infina runs on Macs with an Apple Silicon chip: M1, M2, M3, M4, or newer, including Pro, Max, and Ultra variants (roughly every Mac released since late 2020). The on-device AI that types for you runs on Apple's Neural Engine, which only these chips have.
Intel Macs aren't supported. Not sure which chip you have? Click the Apple menu → About This Mac: if the Chip line says Apple M-something, you're good. If you bought Infina for an Intel Mac by mistake, tell us and we'll refund you in full, no questions asked.
On Windows: Requires Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit Intel or AMD). The speech model runs on your own laptop, so it needs at least 4 processor cores and 8 GB of memory. If your laptop is below that, Infina tells you so instead of listening badly — voice typing keeps working as normal. Not yet tested on ARM laptops (Snapdragon / Copilot+).
Download and install
macOS
Download the app
Go to infina.so and click Download for free.
Open the installer
Open Infina.dmg from your Downloads folder.
Move it to Applications
Drag the Infina icon into your Applications folder.
Windows
Download the app
Go to infina.so and click Download for free.
Run the installer
Open the .exe from your Downloads folder. Windows shows a blue “Windows protected your PC” box the first time — click More info, then Run anyway. It appears because the app is new, not because anything is wrong with it.
Open Infina and sign in
Launch Infina from your Applications folder. The first time you open it, macOS may warn that it was downloaded from the internet — click Open to continue. Sign in with your Google account to finish setup.
Grant permissions
Infina needs a few system permissions to work. You'll be prompted for these on first use, and you can change them later in your system settings.
- Microphone — so Infina can hear you when you hold a shortcut and speak.
- Accessibility — so Infina can type into other apps and run voice commands on your behalf.
Enable Accessibility on macOS
Open System Settings
Go to Privacy & Security → Accessibility.
Turn Infina on
Find Infina in the list and toggle it on. If it's not listed, click the + button and add it from Applications.
Accessibility is required
Without Accessibility access, Infina can still hear you, but it can't type into your other apps or run voice commands.
Try voice typing
Click into any text field
A message box, a document, a code editor — anywhere you type.
Hold the dictation key and speak
Hold ⌥ Option on Mac (or Right Alt on Windows) and start talking.
Release when you're done
Your words appear right where your cursor is.
Prefer not to hold a key?
On Mac you can also go fully hands-free — start your sentence with “type” and Infina types what you say, no key held. See Hands-free mode to set it up.