Say it messy.
It lands clean.
Hold fn and talk the way you talk. Wisper Back writes what you meant, in any app on your Mac.
Maya 10:42
Are we still on for the Friday review? Need the deck.
Hold the pill to talk, or press Space.
Works wherever you type
How it works
- Talk like you talk.Ums, restarts, “eight” for 8. Say it the way it comes out; you don’t have to speak like a robot.
- It cleans up as you go.Fillers drop out, numbers and names come out right, and the punctuation lands where you’d put it.
- It lands where you’re typing.Mail, Slack, your editor, a browser tab: whatever had the cursor gets the finished words.
- To
- Priya Nair
- Subject
- Re: Friday review
Typing is slow.
Talking isn’t.
Talking is about three times faster than typing, and it lands without the typos.
Talking the message takes about 10 seconds at 150 words a minute. Typing it at 40 words a minute takes about 40 seconds.
Every app you type in.
Now you just talk.
No plugins and nothing to switch to. Hold fn wherever the cursor is, and the words you meant land there.
Quick update: the auth flow is done. @Priya should review it before standup.
you saidokay so quick update um auth flow is done priya should review it
- 2 kg atta
- Toor dal
- Maggi
- Coriander
you saidadd um two kilo atta toor dal maggi and uh coriander
Dear Anika,
The invoice is attached. We need sign-off by Thursday.
Regards,
Rohan
you saiddear anika um the invoice is attached we need sign off by like thursday regards
> Rename getUser to fetchUser. Don't touch the sessionToken logic.
you saidrename get user to fetch user and uh don't touch the session token stuff
Bro, are you coming to Delhi or what? I already booked the 8 pm one.
you saidbro are you coming to delhi or like what i already booked the eight pm one
Quick update
- Design is done
- Backend is waiting on auth
- Ready tomorrow
you saidquick update three things so design is done backend waiting on auth ready tomorrow
Select any line.
Hear the gist.
Wisper Back reads it to you in a natural voice: the gist, or every word. Try it on Raj’s note.
Raj 9:41
Went through the deck, and the flow works really well up to slide 7. Slide 9 says the same thing as slide 4, so I’d drop it. For 8 and 11, use last quarter’s actuals, not the projections. And can we move pricing before the demo? Shyam wants to end on the demo. Thanks, Raj
you hear
Raj likes the flow. Drop slide 9, use last quarter’s numbers on 8 and 11, and move pricing before the demo.
Or press and hold a line of Raj’s note to select it.
Your agent finishes.
You hear about it.
Hand off a fix and go back to what you were doing. When the turn ends, Wisper Back reads it out. Hold fn to answer.
Works with Claude Code, Codex and T3 Code.
Thanks, ship it before the demo.
Two voices.
Two inks.
Wisper Back records both sides of a call, writes it down as you talk, and hands you the notes when you hang up.
Recording · 12:34
- Shyam
Can we push the demo to Monday? The pricing slide isn’t ready.
- You
Monday works. I’ll move pricing before the demo.
- Shyam
And use last quarter’s numbers on 8 and 11.
- You
Sure, I’ll…
ShyamGreat, thanks at the same time
- You
I’ll send it Friday.
Notes
- Demo moves to Monday.
- Pricing goes before the demo.
- Slides 8 and 11 use last quarter’s numbers.
- You send the deck Friday.
Listening
Saved when you hung up
And the small things.
Ask Wispy
Hold fn and Control and just ask. It answers out loud, looks things up, and can do things on your Mac when you say so.
Knock
Knock twice on your MacBook to start or stop. Slide to skip ahead.
Your words
Names spelled the way your screen spells them, and fixes it remembers.
Offline
Dictation keeps working with no internet, and nothing leaves your Mac while it does.
Hindi, too
English, Hindi and many more languages, for talking and listening.
Off camera
The notch stays out of screen recordings and screen sharing.
Voice notes
Talk a thought into a note without opening anything.
Nothing listens
until you hold fn.
Hold it. That’s the only way the mic turns on.
- The microphone opens only while you talk or record a meeting.
- Your history stays on your Mac.
- What you send to be read aloud isn’t kept.
Free to start. Mac with Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.
Questions,
answered.
What do I need?
A Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later) on macOS 14 or newer. Free to download and free to start.
Does it work offline?
Dictation does. It keeps working when you’re offline, and nothing leaves your Mac while it does. Narration, meetings and agent read-back need the internet. What works offline.
What happens to what I say?
The microphone opens only while you dictate or record a meeting. Text sent for narration isn’t stored on our servers, and your history stays on your Mac. More in the privacy policy.
Which languages?
Dictation understands English, Hindi and many more, and narration reads in many of them too.
Why not the dictation built into macOS?
macOS types what you say, word for word. Wisper Back cleans it up as it lands, spells names the way your screen shows them, remembers your fixes, and reads text back to you. The full comparison.