Dictation
Hold Fn in any app and talk. Words stream in as you speak, and the text is ready to paste when you let go.
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- Learns names and words you fix
- Offline, on the Mac's GPU
Hold Fn and talk, and your words are ready to paste into any app. Join a call, and Whisperer writes the notes, with every speaker named. Both run on your Mac, with no subscription.
Most people start with dictation and keep Whisperer for their meetings. The two work together: hold Fn mid-call to send a quick message, and the recording pauses until you let go.
Hold Fn in any app and talk. Words stream in as you speak, and the text is ready to paste when you let go.
Starts when your call starts. Both sides recorded, every speaker named, notes ready when you hang up.
Speak into Slack, Mail, Notion or any text box. Whisperer adds the punctuation, drops the ums and spells names the way you taught it, so the text is ready to paste when you let go.
um so the the build is green and uh i'm sending it to beta testers this afternoon new paragraph can you check the release notes before four
The build is green and I'm sending it to beta testers this afternoon.
Can you check the release notes before four?
Scale the Kubernetes nodes before the launch review.
Scale the Kubernetes nodes before the launch review.Whisperer sees which app opened the microphone, so it knows a Zoom call from a voice memo. It asks once, or records on its own for meetings on your calendar.
Every meeting lands in Meeting Studio with a clean transcript, named speakers and a summary you can ask questions about.
Voices are told apart on your Mac, and names come from the calendar invite.
Owners and due days are pulled out of what people actually said.
Ask "When is launch now, and why did it move?" and get the answer with the moments it came from.
Find the call where pricing came up, jump to the second it was said.
Hold Fn mid-call to dictate a message. The meeting pauses, then picks up again.
Connect Google Calendar or Outlook. Before each meeting you get a card with Join & Record, and the notes are named after the invite.
Read-only. Events come straight from Google or Microsoft, sign-in tokens stay in your Keychain.
Sign in with your Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini plan and Whisperer uses it for notes and answers, with no extra bill. No plan? The built-in Qwen3.5 4B model writes them on your Mac, offline.
search_meetings“launch review”get_meeting“Mobile launch review”From your Whisperer notes for Mobile launch review (Tue 11 Nov):
Whisperer runs a small MCP server on your Mac. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex can search your meetings and dictations, read the notes and add their own. Turn it on, pick the app, click Connect.
Recording, speaker detection and transcription never leave the machine. You decide whether any AI outside it ever sees a transcript.
Audio and transcripts are saved in your Library folder, not on a server.
No sign-up, no analytics, no ads. The App Store lists it as Data Not Collected.
Transcription and the built-in AI run offline. Cloud AI only runs when you choose it.
API keys and calendar sign-ins are stored by macOS, never in a file.
No subscription, no account, no minute limits. Buy Whisperer on the Mac App Store and add Pro inside the app.
Pro is an in-app purchase. Requires a Mac with Apple Silicon and macOS 26 Tahoe. Compare plans
$2.99 app, Pro $14.99, paid once. Runs on your Mac with the AI you already have.