Explain the argument before polishing it.
Dictate an outline into your document while the thought is clear. Keep going across natural pauses, then return to the text to add evidence, references, and structure.
Turn a rough idea into a starting point.
Talk through an outline, capture your own voice memo, or turn a permitted recording into a transcript you can work from.
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Work from recordings you already have.
Import an audio or video file from the Notetaker. Wisp reads its audio locally and prepares a transcript. Notes generation depends on Apple Intelligence being available.
Keep research in your own workspace.
Save a reviewed draft to Apple Notes or copy text into your research tools. Your Notes account may sync through iCloud; choose the destination that fits your work.
In your flow.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few practical details.
Can I use Wisp for lecture recordings?
You can import supported audio and video recordings you have permission to use. Wisp transcribes on your Mac. Check specialist terms and quotations yourself; it does not verify facts or create citations.
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.
MORE WAYS TO USE WISP
What else is on your plate?
Give your next prompt the full picture.
Explain the bug, the constraints, and what a good fix looks like. Wisp puts your words into the editor or terminal you already use.
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Start with a rough paragraph, a headline, or an entire train of thought. Say it into your writing app and shape it from there.
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Make room for your next thought.
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