Tap once and keep talking.
Tap Control–Option–O for hands-free dictation. Pause to insert a sentence, then continue. Press the shortcut again to finish; twenty seconds of silence also ends the session.
Give your hands a little more space.
Writing does not have to mean holding down keys all day. Start a dictation, speak naturally, and let each pause place the next sentence.
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Set a pace that fits you.
Choose a pause length from one to four seconds. If you prefer shorter bursts, hold the shortcut and release it to insert. The notch shows the words as they arrive.
Look before the text lands.
Review-first mode lets you check one dictation at a time. Copy-only mode gives you text without automatic insertion. If Wisp cannot insert a sentence, it keeps it available to copy.
In your flow.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few practical details.
Can I control my entire Mac with Wisp?
Wisp handles text entry, dictation actions, and notes. It does not provide full voice navigation of macOS. Starting a session still uses a shortcut or a click on the launcher.
What Mac do I need?
An Apple silicon Mac on macOS 26 or later. AI summaries, Smart cleanup, and rewriting need an available Apple Intelligence model.
Where do my words go?
Speech processing happens on your Mac. When you insert text into another app or save to Apple Notes, that app’s own storage and sync settings apply.
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