Speak your next prompt.
Dictate context and follow-ups in your AI apps. Copy text if an app doesn’t support insertion.
Describe your next change…
App preview
This animated preview shows the app’s floating dictation box pasting a prompt into an illustrated Codex or Claude Code window. It plays once automatically and does not use your microphone. Finish completes the sample; Cancel or Escape clears it.
More context. Less typing.
Talk through a bug, outline a feature, or give your AI a detailed follow-up.
Your dictionary.
Learns spellings from your corrections. Review entries, add names, or delete words.
Saved on your Mac.
History and dictionary stay local. Turn history or learning off in Settings.
One thought. Three formats.
Keep your words, remove fillers, or add paragraphs and lists.
Remove fillers and add punctuation.
Clean and Structured require Apple Intelligence.
Example
You say
“Um, let’s move the review to Friday and ask Sara to bring the mockups. Also leave time for questions.”
You write
Let’s move the review to Friday and ask Sara to bring the mockups. Also, leave time for questions.
Before you start.
What does my Mac need?
Apple silicon and macOS 26 or later. Verbatim works without Apple Intelligence. Clean and Structured require it to be enabled and ready.
Which permissions will I see?
Microphone and Speech Recognition enable dictation. Accessibility enables the Fn shortcut, pasting into other apps, and correction learning.
Can I use another shortcut?
Yes. Option–Space toggles recording, and Escape cancels it. If the Globe key also opens a macOS action, set “Press Globe key to” to “Do Nothing” in Keyboard settings.
What happens to my recordings?
Audio is never saved to disk. Up to 200 transcripts and your dictionary stay on your Mac. Turning history off deletes saved transcripts. Privacy details.
Start dictating.
Move the app to Applications, then open it to finish setup.
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