A little less jargon.
The words we use to explain Wisp, explained in ordinary words.
- On-device processing
- Speech recognition and text processing run on your Mac. Wisp does not upload your dictations to a transcription service.
- Hands-free dictation
- Tap the shortcut to start. Wisp inserts each sentence after a pause and keeps listening until you finish or the session times out.
- Push-to-talk
- Hold the dictation shortcut while speaking and release it to finish and insert.
- Cleanup
- The step after recognition that removes supported fillers or stutters and formats text. Wisp offers None, Standard, and Smart.
- Personal dictionary
- A local set of words and replacement spellings for names and terms you use.
- Snippet
- Saved text inserted when your whole dictation matches a spoken trigger you configured.
- Review-first mode
- A mode that shows one finished dictation in the notch for approval before insertion.
- System audio
- The sound playing on your Mac. Notetaker captures it alongside the microphone to hear both sides of a call.
- Apple Intelligence
- Apple’s model system. Wisp uses an available on-device model for Smart cleanup, rewriting, and meeting summaries.
- Perpetual license
- A one-time purchase that lets you keep using your licensed version. Wisp includes one year of updates and support.
- Command mode
- A separate action for rewriting selected text with a spoken instruction, followed by a review before replacement.
- Local history
- Recent dictation sessions stored on your Mac so you can review or copy previous text.
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