Voice to text for developers, on your Mac
Most of a developer's typing is not code: it is prompts, PRs, reviews, tickets and Slack. Hold Fn and say it instead. It runs on your Mac, in 97 languages, and learns the names in your stack.
$2.99 once on the Mac App Store. Apple Silicon, macOS 26 Tahoe.
Where developers use it
Anything that is mostly words. Paste it with ⌘V wherever you are.
- Prompts for AI agents
- Brief Cursor, Claude Code or Codex in full sentences, with the context you would otherwise skip.
- PR descriptions
- Talk through what changed and why while the diff is in front of you.
- Code review comments
- Explain the concern properly instead of leaving a terse “nit”.
- Tickets and bug reports
- Steps to reproduce, expected and actual, said in one go.
- Docs and READMEs
- Draft the explanation out loud, then tidy it.
- Slack and standups
- Quick updates without leaving the editor for long.
Learns your stack
Service names, libraries, teammates and customers. Correct a misheard word once and the dictionary keeps it, so “cooper netties” becomes Kubernetes for good.
Scale the Kubernetes nodes before the launch review.
Scale the Kubernetes nodes before the launch review.Find what you said last week
Every dictation is saved on your Mac with the app it went to, so the PR description you wrote by voice on Monday is one search away.
The details developers ask about
Offline by default, nothing to install in your editor, and honest about what it does not do.
Voice coding with AI agents- Works in
- Any app, paste with ⌘V
- Editors and terminals
- VS Code, Cursor, Xcode, JetBrains, Terminal, iTerm2, Warp
- Speech engines
- Whisper, Parakeet, Qwen3 ASR, WhisperKit
- Internet
- Not needed once the model is downloaded
- Spoken symbols and casing
- Not supported
- Chat apps
- Optional: no full stop on one-line messages
- Price
- $2.99 once, Pro $14.99 once
Developer questions
Talk through the PR instead of typing it
Whisperer is $2.99 once. Pro adds meetings, your own AI and MCP for $14.99 once. No subscription.