Transcriber
Speaking is 387% faster than typing.
Hold a key. Say the thing. The text appears wherever your cursor already was — in Slack, in Mail, in a code editor, in a document you never had to leave.

No window to switch to
Most dictation tools make you go somewhere, speak, then copy the result back. Transcriber writes straight into whatever app has focus. The step where you paste is the step it removes, and it turns out that was most of the friction.
Say what you want done to it
Select any text, hold the key, and give an instruction rather than dictation. Make this shorter. Turn it into bullets. Reply politely saying no. It rewrites the selection in place — the same gesture, a different intent.
The maths behind the claim
Comfortable speech runs at roughly 150 words a minute. Most people type at around 40. That gap is the whole product: not a novelty, just the fastest input device you already own, pointed at every app instead of one.
- Platform
- macOS
- Price
- Free, with a Pro tier
- Install
- Direct download
