Your voice is the fastest way to write code.
wisprcode turns natural speech into code at your cursor, in your editor, your terminal, or anywhere else you can paste.
v1.0.0-beta.1 · macOS 12+ · signed and notarized
// waiting for the next instructionA system-wide layer — works where you already code
From spoken intent to cursor-ready code.
Three steps, one breath. wisprcode lives between your voice and the active app, so the distance from an idea to inserted code is a sentence.
Speak
Hold the Right Option key and describe the function, fix, or query in plain language. Release the key when you finish.
Generate
Groq transcribes your voice, then Anthropic turns the transcript into code using API keys you provide.
Insert
The result lands at your cursor in the active app, while wisprcode preserves whatever was already on your clipboard.
Built like a developer tool,
not a dictation toy.
Speech is the interface. Everything underneath is engineered for the realities of writing software.
One-key flow
Hold Right Option, speak, then release. wisprcode handles transcription, generation, and insertion.
Speaks your stack
Describe TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, SQL, shell, and more in the words you already use with teammates.
Works everywhere
A system-wide input layer for your editor, terminal, code review, commit messages, and other text fields.
Clipboard-safe
Generated code is pasted at the cursor, then your previous clipboard content is restored.
Failure recovery
Clear menu-bar status and retry controls help you recover when a provider or network request fails.
Private by design
Audio and transcripts are not saved to disk. Your API keys are encrypted in macOS Keychain.
You think faster than you type. wisprcode closes the gap between the two.
Private beta · available now
Say it. Ship it.
Bring your own Groq and Anthropic API keys, then turn spoken instructions into code anywhere you can paste.
v1.0.0-beta.1 · macOS 12+ · signed and notarized
Not sure which build? Open Apple menu → About This Mac. M-series Macs use Apple Silicon.
Questions, answered.
What exactly is wisprcode?
A macOS menu-bar app that turns a spoken coding instruction into code and inserts it at your cursor.
Where does it work?
Anywhere macOS can paste text, including editors, terminals, code review tools, and browser text fields. It requires macOS 12 or newer, Microphone access, and Accessibility access.
Do I have to speak in syntax?
No. Talk the way you would explain it to a teammate, for example, “map over the users and return their emails.”
What data leaves my Mac?
Your recording is sent to Groq for transcription. The resulting transcript is sent to Anthropic to generate code. wisprcode does not save audio or transcripts to disk, and your API keys are encrypted in macOS Keychain.
Which download should I choose?
Choose Apple Silicon for Macs with an M-series chip. Choose Intel for older Intel-based Macs. You can check under Apple menu → About This Mac.
What will it cost?
The private beta does not require a wisprcode subscription. You bring Groq and Anthropic API keys, and those providers bill usage through your accounts.