Whisperly Download for Mac

Hold a key. Speak. Let go.

Whisperly types what you said, cleaned up, wherever your cursor is. Everything happens on your Mac.

Now you. Press the space bar.

The voice is a recording. This page never uses your microphone.

  1. Hold a key.
  2. Speak.
  3. Let go.

It keeps what you meant.

It takes out the ums, the repeats and the false starts, and fixes the punctuation. It is not an assistant: it types what you said and nothing else.

You said

Whisperly typed

Your voice stays on your Mac.

Speech to text and the clean-up both run on the device. No account. No server of ours. Nothing that watches you. If a cloud option ever exists, it is off until you turn it on, it names who receives your words, and it asks first.

It learns how you say things.

Add your own words and shortcuts, and it spells them your way. Fix a word twice and it notices. Read it a short set of sentences and it learns which sounds it gets wrong in your voice.

The part that keeps learning your voice will be Whisperly Pro. It is not for sale yet.

On your iPhone, the keyboard listens.

A real keyboard with a microphone key. Tap it, speak, tap it again. The same clean-up and the same rules, on the phone.

Coming to the App Store.

Whisperly for Mac.

Free. A disk image for Apple silicon Macs on macOS 26. The first run prepares the speech model, which takes about three minutes and happens once.

You are reading this on a phone. Copy the link and open it on your Mac.

Download for Mac

The iPhone app is coming to the App Store. Nothing to sign up for.

Terms of use

Draft, not yet reviewed.

Whisperly is free. You need no account to use it, and it collects no data about you: the privacy policy says what stays on your device.

You may use it for anything lawful. It comes as it is: it is made with care, but it may have faults, and as far as the law allows, BlazedLabz is not liable for what happens when you use it.

You may not sell the app or present it as your own.

If these terms change, the change is dated on this page.

Changelog

Build 46, 24 September 2026, Mac

No window opens on its own, History and Insights tidied, and two clean-up rules fixed.

Build 45, 24 September 2026, Mac

Lost pieces of speech come back, and the Settings menu matches the main menu.

Build 44, 23 September 2026, Mac

Teach lets you go on, and the spoken sentence stays out of your take.