Put the cursor where the text should land.
Start in Notes, Mail, a browser, an editor, or any app where you were already writing.
RubyWhisperMac dictation
Just speak.Write faster.
Turn your voice into polished text.
RubyWhisper works anywhere you can type. Hold a hotkey, speak, and keep writing while clean text lands where your cursor was already waiting.
5,000 trial words. Metadata-only server records. Mac-only beta.
Built for motion
For people who write while moving fast.
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How it works
Dictate without leaving the app you are in.
Hold Fn and speak naturally.
RubyWhisper keeps the recording island compact, visible, and focused on the current state.
Keep writing when the text appears.
Cleaned text lands in the active app, with Recent Wisprs kept locally on your Mac for recovery.
What is inside
Powerful features, quietly integrated.
Push to talk
Hold Fn, talk, release.
A fast recording loop for the tiny bursts of writing you do all day.Local recovery
Recent Wisprs stay on the Mac.
If insertion needs backup, recovery happens locally instead of exposing private dictation in admin tools.Conservative cleanup
Polished text, not rewritten personality.
RubyWhisper cleans dictation lightly so the result still sounds like you.Product proof
Built around the recording island.
The signature surface is compact, visible, and focused on the state that matters: listening, processing, success, or recovery. It is product proof, not a generic dashboard decoration.
Privacy promise
Private dictation stays private.
Audio and transcript content are not stored on RubyWhisper servers. Recent Wisprs live locally on the Mac, and support requests should not include private dictation text.
Account, plan, billing, and usage metadata support the beta, but admin and account surfaces are designed not to expose transcript or audio content.
Pricing
Start with 5,000 trial words.
Launch pricing is simple: $7/month or $60/year, shown as $5/month billed annually. Provider costs are included for unlimited personal dictation under fair-use terms.
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