Voice typing.Without the cloud.

Speak prompts and ideas into Codex, Claude Code, or any app on your Mac. Wordmate turns them into text with fast open-source models that are free, local, and never send your voice to the cloud.

macOS 14 or later Apple silicon Free, no account

Less typing. More thinking.

Wordmate waits in your menu bar, ready for a quick reply or a long coding prompt.

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fn

Hold or double-click Fn

Hold Fn for a quick thought, or double-click for hands-free recording when the idea needs more room.

02

Speak naturally

Think out loud, even with pauses and filler words. Wordmate turns it into clean text.

03
Add the retry test

Keep writing

Release Fn, or press it once more, and the finished text appears wherever you were typing.

Fast, private,
and entirely yours.

From a one-line fix to a full implementation brief, say it while the thought is fresh.

Nothing leaves your Mac

Your audio goes from the microphone straight to a model on this Mac. It is never uploaded.

Blazing fast

Parakeet runs natively on Apple silicon, keeping pace with your train of thought.

Powered by open source

Fast open-source speech and language models run natively on Apple silicon, so everything stays entirely on your Mac.

Actually free

No subscription, credits, paid tier, or usage meter. Download once and use it freely.

Built for coding out loud

Speak prompts, implementation context, and review notes into Codex, Claude Code, your terminal, or editor.

Legal may now exhale

GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2—what else? Your voice never leaves your Mac, so privacy is covered by default.

Free means free.

Local models use hardware you already own, so there is nothing to meter and nothing to charge by the minute.

No subscription

Use Wordmate every day without a plan, trial, or upgrade screen.

No usage limits

Long thought or quick reply, there are no minutes or credits to count.

Questions, answered.

Does it work with Codex and Claude Code?

Yes. Wordmate pastes into the field that is focused, so it works anywhere normal paste works, including Codex, Claude Code, terminals, editors, and browsers. Every transcript is also copied to your clipboard.

How is Wordmate different from Wispr Flow?

Both offer quick, system-wide voice typing. Wordmate runs entirely on your Mac and has no cloud account or subscription.

Does Wordmate upload my recordings?

No. Recording and transcription happen locally on your Mac. Temporary audio is deleted after the transcript is produced.

Which Macs are supported?

The first release is for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 or newer. A Mac with 16 GB of memory is a comfortable target, although it can run with less.

Which transcription model does it use?

Wordmate uses Parakeet TDT v3 through Core ML. Qwen3 model is used for post-processing the transcription before it is pasted or copied to your clipboard.

Is Wordmate really free?

Yes. There is no subscription, trial countdown, usage allowance, or account. Use it as much as you like on hardware you already own.

Your voice belongs
on your Mac.

For Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 or newer. Free, local, and yours.

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