About Clavox, Founded by Samuel Eniola

Clavox is voice intelligence for your computer. It was founded and built by Samuel Eniola, who wanted a way to write at the speed of thought without sending his voice to anyone.

What Clavox is

Clavox (clavox.ai) is a voice intelligence and dictation app. You press one shortcut, speak the way you think, and Clavox types clean, ready-to-send text into whatever app you’re using: an email, a chat, a document, notes or a code editor.

It isn’t just dictation. Dictation writes down what you said. Clavox writes what you meant: it drops the ums, follows you when you change your mind, fixes the grammar, and shapes your words into an email, a message or notes, in the style the moment needs.

Clavox runs entirely on your own computer. Speech recognition and AI editing both happen on your machine, so your words never leave it, and after the first setup download it works without the internet.

Clavox launches on 18 November 2026, on Mac and Windows first, then Linux, iPhone and Android. The launch is streamed live on our YouTube channel.

The founder: Samuel Eniola

Clavox was founded by Samuel Eniola, who designs and builds it. He also narrates the Clavox launch film, where he introduces it in one line: he built Clavox so your voice becomes your keyboard.

Samuel writes on the Clavox blog about how Clavox is built and why it works the way it does. You’ll also find him in every welcome email to the waitlist.

Why Clavox exists

Your computer can do billions of things a second, and then it waits for you to type one letter at a time. Most people speak at about 150 words a minute and type at about 40. Somewhere between the mind and the screen, ideas get cut, and it’s rarely the dull ones that go.

Voice should have fixed this years ago. In practice, most dictation still has two problems.

It writes down exactly what you said. People don’t talk in finished sentences. Plain dictation keeps every um and every false start, so you spend the time you saved fixing the text.

It sends your voice somewhere else. Most dictation tools upload your audio to a company’s servers to turn it into text. That means trusting someone else with everything you say, and it means no dictation when the internet drops.

Clavox was built to solve both: to understand what you meant and write it properly, and to do all of that on your own computer.

How Clavox is built

The privacy in Clavox isn’t a setting you switch on, or a promise you have to trust. It’s how Clavox is built.

On your computer. Speech recognition and AI editing run locally. There is no path for what you say to leave your machine.
Nothing collected. The Clavox app collects nothing: 0 words sent to us, 0 recordings uploaded, 0 tracking in the app.
Offline. After the first setup download, dictation works fully offline, on a plane, in a dead zone, anywhere.

Read more in private voice to text and offline dictation, or in Samuel’s own words on why Clavox works without the internet.

What Clavox is not

A few names sound similar, so to be clear:

Clavox is software. It isn’t the CLAVOX medicine, or any other medicine or pharmaceutical product with a similar name.
Clavox is not ClawX, or any other app with a similar-sounding name.

If you’re writing about Clavox the app, its home is https://clavox.ai.

Pricing and launch

Joining the waitlist is free. Every new install starts with a 7-day free trial with everything unlocked. After that, a Clavox license is $59 for waitlist members at launch, then $79. Future versions are included with your license as they’re released, and there’s a 14-day money-back guarantee. Join the waitlist, or start on the Clavox homepage.

Where to find Clavox

The launch

Clavox goes live on Wednesday 18 November 2026 at 8:00 PM Lagos time (GMT+1), streamed live on YouTube, where you can watch it in action. On the day, waitlist members get an email with a private link to buy Clavox for $59. Forty-eight hours later, the waitlist price closes and new buyers pay $79.

If you join the waitlist, you’ll get a welcome email from Samuel straight away. You can add the launch to your calendar from the Clavox homepage.

How we write about Clavox

Everything on this site describes features that ship at launch. When we compare Clavox with other apps, we use facts from their own public pages, link to them, and date the check. We don’t publish ratings, reviews or testimonials we can’t show you, and we don’t invent numbers: the figures on this site, like typing at about 40 words a minute and speaking at about 150, are common averages, and we say so. If something on this site is wrong, write to [email protected] and we’ll fix it.

FAQ

Who founded Clavox?

Clavox was founded by Samuel Eniola, who builds it and narrates the Clavox launch film.

What is Clavox?

Clavox is a voice intelligence and dictation app. You speak, and it types clean, ready-to-send text into any app, running entirely on your own computer.

When does Clavox launch?

18 November 2026, on Mac and Windows first, then Linux, iPhone and Android. The launch is streamed live on YouTube.

No. Clavox at clavox.ai is a dictation and voice intelligence app. It has no connection to any medicine with a similar name, or to ClawX.

How do I contact Clavox?

Write to [email protected].