Can I use my voiceprint on another device?
Yes. Your voiceprint is stored on your account, so enrolling once covers every browser and machine you sign into.
This is the one part of voice that follows you. The print is saved against your user account rather than to the browser, and it is loaded when you sign in elsewhere. Only the fingerprint and its metadata travel — never audio.
The rest of voice divides on the same question, and the split is worth knowing:
- Follows your account: your voiceprint.
- Follows your settings sync: voice mode on/off, both hotkeys, push-to-talk, strictness, adaptive learning, and your personal vocabulary. These travel between the web app and the desktop shell.
- Stays on the machine: your voice macros and the learned corrections dictionary. Both live in that browser's storage only.
Your chosen microphone travels by name, which is usually not what you want on a second machine and is handled gracefully — if that device is not present, the app prefers the built-in microphone rather than guessing.
One thing does repeat per machine: the roughly 100 MB speaker-recognition model downloads once in each new browser. You do not re-read the script, but the first enrollment check on a new device is not instant.
