Plans and trials

Nock separates the free Apple dictation fallback from account-enabled agent and cloud features. The offer shown in your account is the source for current availability, price, trial duration, and included usage. Apple recognition prefers on-device operation when supported; this is not a universal offline guarantee.

Launch preview: paid checkout and account access are still being prepared. These docs explain how the planned account experience works; they do not announce that plans are on sale.

Compare access

On-device dictation is the free fallback. Agent actions, cloud transcription, and spoken replies require suitable access. Plans can also differ in how many background workers may run at once and how much usage is included.

Cloud agents have a separate availability gate and are not publicly available during launch preparation. Do not purchase based on an assumption that a cloud feature is already open.

Starting a trial

When a trial is offered, review its duration, card requirement, renewal terms, and usage allowance before continuing. A trial can end when its time expires, and hosted usage can also pause when the trial allowance is consumed.

If checkout says a plan is not on sale yet, wait for availability. If the page says your trial has already been used, it may offer a subscription instead of another trial.

After access ends

The account model retains the Apple dictation fallback when agent access ends. Hosted agent work, cloud speech recognition, and spoken replies can become locked. Check the app’s enabled features rather than assuming a previous trial remains active.

Your own provider keys

Bring-your-own-key access is not enabled for every account mode. Use it only if your account and app expose it. Adding a provider key does not automatically unlock a subscription feature or cloud agents.

See Usage and limits and Billing before starting longer tasks.