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Wisp is local dictation for macOS. Hold a key, talk, and finished text lands in whatever app you're using. Free to use, $19.99 once if you want to support future development.
I built Wisp for myself, wanting to have a fast-on-device dictation app. So that I wasn't reliant on using ChatGPT Codex after it kept losing transcripts of mine and also is incredibly slow.
I didn't want to use any of the off-the-shelf Open Source apps or the paid apps that have a ton of features that are completely unrelated to just using your voice to dictate to the computer what you want to have written.
I wanted to avoid bloat. And I wanted to avoid bad experiences.
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About Wisp 0.3 on Product Hunt
“Local dictation for macOS”
Wisp 0.3 was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #63 on the daily leaderboard. Wisp is local dictation for macOS. Hold a key, talk, and finished text lands in whatever app you're using. Free to use, $19.99 once if you want to support future development.
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Stephen
I built Wisp for myself, wanting to have a fast-on-device dictation app. So that I wasn't reliant on using ChatGPT Codex after it kept losing transcripts of mine and also is incredibly slow.
I didn't want to use any of the off-the-shelf Open Source apps or the paid apps that have a ton of features that are completely unrelated to just using your voice to dictate to the computer what you want to have written.
I wanted to avoid bloat. And I wanted to avoid bad experiences.
Wisp is entirely optimized for English.
It's fast and instant.
It runs on your Mac.
The app is native.
Everything is private.
And it's 100% free.