Hold fn and talk.
The dictation you know from Wispr Flow, transcribed on your Mac.
- 01
Click where you write.
An email, a message, a prompt for Claude.
- 02
Hold fn and talk.
Keeti listens. Tap fn twice to keep your hands free.
- 03
Let go. It's typed.
Punctuated, and transcribed on your Mac.
- 04
No text field? It's copied.
Press ⌘V wherever you want it.
- 05
Wherever you type.
Claude, WhatsApp, Mail, Slack, your browser.
Thanks for today. Let's start the pilot on the 6th, on two sites first, and go over the quote on Friday.
ClaudeSummarize this thread in three bullet points, and flag anything that needs a decision from me.
WhatsAppAre you on your way?
Running ten minutes late, save me a seat!
SlackRelease notes are ready for review.
Looks good to me. Ship it after the review, I'll update the docs tonight.
MessagesDinner at 8?
Perfect, I'll book the table.
Same gesture. One difference.
- Hold fn
- 02 Talk
- 03 Let go
- 04 It's typed
Wispr FlowTranscribed in the cloud
KeetiTranscribed on your Mac- Esc cancels: nothing is typed
Out of your way.
- Music pauses
While you talk. A call never does.
- Password fields
Nothing is typed.
- Copy last dictation
From the menu bar.
What that changes.
- Works without internet
On a plane, on bad Wi-Fi.
Wispr Flow: “No internet. Try again later.” - Free and unlimited
On every plan, Free included.
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Questions.
Does it rewrite what I say?
No. It types what you said, punctuated.
Which languages?
English and French.
Doesn't fn open the emoji picker?
A quick tap still does. Holding fn dictates.
What happens during a meeting?
You can still dictate. What you dictate stays out of the notes.
Say it instead of typing it.
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