Wisprkey

What it does

Wisprkey is a free Mac app for voice typing. Set a global shortcut, 98% accuracy, 31 languages.

wisprkey is an AI assistant for your Mac. Fast, private voice typing, free for builders, with paid plans for teams and enterprise.

The retry guard wraps fetchUser so a 500 can’t spin forever, and the expired-token path still needs a test. Docs, code reviews, long threads, or anything else you highlight. Speak, and it clicks, types, and gets things done on your computer. An assistant in the background you talk with, no key press needed. Record any meeting, then ask it questions about what was said. Any microphone helps. These three setups punch far above their price. A Mac app for voice typing in any app, now also text-to-speech. Yes. Transcription and the built-in voices run locally on your Mac. No. wisprkey runs local models that need Apple silicon, so it requires an M1 or later Mac on macOS 15+. You can follow…from wisprkey.com

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