Find what you said

Everything dictated, kept on the machine, and pasted again in a click.

Kept in a file under your home directory, capped so it cannot grow forever, and never sent anywhere. Deleting it is a complete erase.

What you saidThe last two hundred, on your machine. Filter, pick one, and it goes back where you were.
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    Open History from the menu bar

    The last two hundred transcripts, newest first. It is free and always has been: losing what you just said is the first thing that happens to everybody, not a premium problem.

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    Filter for the one you want

    Type any part of it. The list narrows as you type.

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    Click it

    It goes back where you were pointing, which is usually the fix for a dictation that landed in the wrong window.

When it goes wrong

Something I dictated is not in the list

It was typed into a password field. Earshot notices that and deliberately does not keep it.

Nothing to fix. This is the one case where the transcript is dropped on purpose, and it is the correct behaviour for an app whose argument is that nothing leaves the machine.

I want it all gone

It is a file in your home directory and nothing else.

Clear it from the menu. That is a complete erase, not a hidden archive, and nothing was ever anywhere else.