You already talk to Wispr Flow. Now make it do the work.

Speechy turns your voice into text on your Mac, then gets things done in Gmail, Slack and 1,000+ apps, right from the notch.

Mac only. Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.

  1. Speechy's notch showing a drafted Gmail message to Sam, ready to send

    Say it, then check the draft

  2. The same message sending, with an Undo button and a two second countdown

    A few seconds to undo

  3. The message marked Sent in Speechy's notch, with an Open in Gmail button

    Sent, without opening Gmail

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Bring your words with you

Speechy finds Wispr Flow on your Mac and imports your words, replacements and snippets in one click, so you don't start over.

How they compare

FeatureSpeechyWispr Flow
Where your voice goesYour Mac, alwaysCloud, always
Works in your appsYes, 1,000+ appsA few: Gmail, Calendar, Slack
PriceFrom $99 once, or $12.99 a month$15 a month, or $12 billed yearly
DevicesMac with Apple siliconMac, Windows, iPhone, Android
Meeting notesNoYes

Wispr Flow is the better pick if you need Windows, iPhone, Android or meeting notes. When you ask your apps something, your question goes to the AI as text. Your voice recording stays on your Mac.

Questions

Do I need a card to try it?

Yes, the 3-day trial in the app asks for a card. Cancel in Settings before it ends and you pay nothing.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, within 14 days of paying.

Will I lose my dictionary?

No. Speechy finds Wispr Flow on your Mac and imports your words, replacements and snippets in one click.

Is it on Windows or iPhone?

No. Speechy is Mac only, on Apple silicon with macOS 14 or later. Wispr Flow is the better pick if you need Windows, iPhone or Android.

Does it take meeting notes?

No. If meeting notes matter most, stay with Wispr Flow.

Why does macOS warn me when I first open it?

Speechy isn't notarized by Apple yet. The first time you open it, go to System Settings, Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway.

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