Macspeech

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MacSpeech is a Mac-only company that makes speech recognition software called iListen for Macintosh computers. It was founded in 1996 by Andrew Taylor, a former employee of Articulate Systems, which was acquired by Dragon Systems which is now a part of Nuance.

Starting February 15, 2008, MacSpeech released the new version using the Dragon NaturallySpeaking engine by Nuance. This replaces MacSpeech's former iListen product.

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