Type with your
voice. On Windows.
A small, fast dictation app that turns rough speech into clean text inside whatever you're typing in. Hold a key, talk, release. Cleanup happens before the words land. Start free — 2,000 words a month at no cost. Upgrade once for $49 and get unlimited words, forever.
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Three actions. No mouse. No menus.
Hold a key
Bind any key — Right Alt, Scroll Lock, F19. Hold to talk; release to send. Or tap a chord to toggle on/off.
Speak naturally
Filler words, false starts, unfinished sentences — fine. The cleanup pass turns rough speech into the sentence you meant.
Text appears
Inserted at your cursor in whatever app has focus — IDE, browser, email, chat. Your clipboard is left untouched.
The math is not subtle.
Five months on any of those subscriptions costs more than a lifetime of WisperTalk. Here's what the rest of the market looks like:
macOS · Windows beta · subscription
- −account login required
- −recurring charge
- −cloud-stored history
macOS only · subscription tier
- −mac-only
- −recurring charge
- −limited model choice on free tier
macOS only · subscription
- −mac-only
- −recurring charge
- −requires account
Windows + Mac · free trial · pay once
- +free 2,000 words/month
- +no subscription
- +one device at a time
Pricing as of May 2026, public marketing pages of each competitor. WisperTalk is independent and not affiliated with any of them.
Start free. Upgrade once.
Download and get 2,000 free words every month — no credit card required. Ready for unlimited? Pay $49 once. No subscription, no seat math, every future update included.
- 2,000 words / month
- No credit card needed
- Unlimited words
- All future updates
Need a second device? Add an extra license for $10 →
Whop checkout · 30-day refund · license key delivered instantly
- lifetime updatesevery release, free, forever
- one device at a timemove it freely between machines from the in-app license panel
- no accountyour license key is your account
- open source coreinspect, fork, audit on github
- groq + ollama supportcloud or local — your choice
- email supportreply to your license email; a human reads it
You probably want to know.
When you enter your key on a new computer, WisperTalk asks the license server to bind that machine. If a different machine is already bound, the app shows you the bound device and lets you move the license — the old machine is deactivated immediately. There is no per-seat upsell; you can move as often as you like.
License verification happens once a week, so brief offline periods are fine. Transcription itself uses Groq by default (cloud), but you can point the app at a local Ollama instance for fully offline dictation. The license check is the only thing that ever needs internet.
FreeFlow on Mac is excellent and we recommend it. WisperTalk runs on both Windows and macOS — the cross-platform work required from-scratch engineering for each platform. The $49 covers continued development, license infrastructure, and a real human reading your support email. You also get 2,000 free words a month before spending anything. (Compared to two years of any dictation subscription, you still come out far ahead.)
Audio goes directly from the app to Groq (or your local Ollama). The WisperTalk license server only sees your email, payment confirmation, and a hashed device fingerprint. No audio, no transcripts, no usage data ever touches our servers.
Yes — within 30 days, no questions, just reply to the license email. After 30 days the answer is "probably yes if there is a real reason." We are not in the business of trapping people.
Windows 10/11 (x64) and macOS 11+ (Apple Silicon and Intel). The app is around 80 MB installed and uses ~150 MB of RAM at idle. Microphone and Accessibility permissions are required on each platform.