Voice insights

Review local voice-use statistics in Settings → Insights and manage the underlying voice history.

Settings → Insights summarizes voice activity such as words dictated, speaking pace, time saved, activity streaks, and peak hours. Insights is calculated from the voice session history stored on your computer; it is not a cloud analytics dashboard.

Unlock and reveal Insights

Insights becomes available after 100 recorded voice sessions. Before then, the page shows progress toward the threshold. Once unlocked, choose Reveal insights to view the statistics. Clearing the Settings window’s local storage may require revealing them again.

Only completed, non-empty voice sessions are included. The words-per-minute estimate needs enough qualifying samples; until there is enough data, Nock asks you to keep dictating. Agent requests can contribute to activity and time-saved counts, while typed chats and tool activity are not counted as voice sessions.

Understand the numbers

Words this week compares the current week with the same days of the previous week. The week starts Monday.
Speaking pace uses sessions with enough duration and words; unusually high values are excluded.
Speed card compares your measured speaking pace with a language-based reference typing pace. It defaults to 40 words per minute, though some languages use different rates. The multiple is an estimate, not a measurement of how fast you type. Until Nock has at least a minute of measured speech, the card shows a prompt instead of bars or a speed number. It sits beside the activity heatmap in a wide Settings window and moves below it in a narrow one.
Time saved is an estimate based on assumed typing and speaking speeds for the session’s language, not a measurement of your actual typing.
Peak hours groups sessions by local hour. App-usage breakdowns are not shown.

These are estimates from the sessions retained on your device, not comparisons with other people.

Manage history

Voice history contains recognized text, so local calculation does not mean the file contains no sensitive content. Review its retention period or delete entries in Settings → Privacy → Voice history. See Data and history and Privacy controls before sharing a device or account.