Field Theory
Capture twice the context in half the steps
Field Theory launched on February 6, 2026 with 67 votes, #541 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Context stacking for voice transcription, screenshots, and portable commands — made for builders and engineers and ready for Cursor, Claude Code, or any input field. The current meta for talking to models is "tell it more." So we copy and paste a lot. Screenshots, logs, docs, voice transcripts. It's tedious. Field Theory makes context management fast. Hotkeys for everything. Local transcription. Voice commands. Image and text stacking. And portable commands you can invoke anywhere.
Local voice transcription, screenshots, and portable commands—ready for Cursor, Claude, or any input field.
Local transcription, stackable screenshots, portable commands, and priority mic. Point Field Theory at any folder of markdown commands. They become available in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or anywhere else you type. Mac likes to switch your microphone when Bluetooth headphones connect. Field Theory doesn't. Set your preferred input once. It stays selected until you change it. While transcribing you can say "use the commit command" and Field Theory will insert it. This works with any command in your directory and without internet. Just invoke what you need mid-sentence. See the dedicated Hot Mic page and full default command list. Capture a screenshot. Circle the problem. Arrow to where it…from fieldtheory.dev
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