Your AI buddy,right on your Mac.

Anything the apps you connect know: what's in your inbox, what's on your calendar, where a file is, what's assigned to you. It can act too: send the email, post to Slack, add the event, play the playlist, or hand a coding task to Claude Code or Codex. Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub and 1,000+ more, plus Mail, Calendar, Reminders, Notes, Messages, Music and Finder on your Mac.

Your voice is turned into text on your Mac, and the recording stays there. When you ask your apps something, the question goes to the AI as text, and the apps you connected answer through their own sign in. Anything that sends, posts or creates shows in the notch first, with a few seconds to undo. When you only dictate, your words stay on your Mac.

Both turn your voice into clean text in any app. Wispr Flow transcribes in the cloud, runs on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android, and connects a few apps: Gmail, Calendar and Slack. Speechy transcribes on your Mac, connects 1,000+ apps from the notch, and lets you pay once. If you need dictation on Windows or your phone too, Wispr Flow is the better fit.

Speechy is a dictation app for your Mac. Hold a key, say what you want to write, and clean, punctuated text appears wherever your cursor is: emails, messages, documents, notes, or code.

Hold the Fn key, speak, and let go. For longer thoughts, tap Fn once to start and tap again to stop. Speechy types your words into the app you are using, so there is nothing to copy and paste. A small floating pill shows when Speechy is listening, and you can pick a different shortcut in Settings.

Speech recognition and cleanup run on your Mac with on-device models, so your recordings are not sent to Speechy to be transcribed. Speechy downloads its voice model once during setup, and after that dictation does not need an internet connection. Your dictation history stays on your Mac.

Yes. Speechy removes filler words, handles corrections like "at 8, sorry, make it 9", and formats numbers, dates, emails, links, and lists. It also adjusts to the app you are in, keeping chat casual and code as code. You can say punctuation out loud or say "scratch that" to remove your last sentence.

You can dictate in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Hindi, Japanese, and Chinese, or let Speechy detect the language for you. Some languages depend on which voice model you choose in Settings, and accuracy can vary between languages.

Turn on Only my voice and Speechy learns what you sound like, then leaves out words spoken by other people nearby. It works best when voices do not overlap.

Yes. Add names, product terms, and jargon to your dictionary so Speechy spells them right. You can also set replacements for words it keeps mishearing, and snippets that expand a short phrase into longer text you use often.

A Mac with Apple silicon running macOS 14 or later. Smart polish uses Apple Intelligence on Macs that support it, or an on-device model you can download instead. Speechy is Mac only for now, with no Windows or iPhone version yet.

Pro is $12.99 a month, with the first paid month at $6.99, or $119.88 a year. Lifetime starts at $99 for the first 10 spots, then $129 for 25, $179 for 50 and $299 for 100. All prices are in US dollars before tax.

Both Monthly and Yearly Pro start with 3 days free. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge. Monthly then costs $6.99 for the first month and $12.99 a month after; Yearly is $119.88 a year.

Request a full refund from Settings on your Mac within 14 days of payment. Lifetime purchases and the first paid Monthly or Yearly invoice qualify; renewals do not. Refunding a subscription also cancels it.