Your keyboard's about to get jealous.
Hold a key. Say it messy. Clean text lands right where your cursor is, in any app on your device.
Yappr runs on Mac and Windows, so it won't install on this device. Send yourself the link and open it on your computer to download.
Also on Windows (preview). On something else? Join the waitlist.
Also on Mac. On something else? Join the waitlist.
Want it on your device? Join the waitlist.
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Three moves. Zero typing.
Hold Right ⌥Right AltRight ⌥ / Alt
In any app, in any text box. Or double-tap your hotkey to go hands-free.
Say it messy
Ums, restarts, “no wait, 4pm”. Talk like you talk. Yappr keeps up.
Let go
Clean text lands at your cursor, shaped for the app you're in. Your clipboard goes back to how it was.
It gets you.
Like, actually.
Not just speech-to-text. Yappr cleans up how people really talk, then writes it the way you'd write it. On Windows, the preview has the core yap for now: styles per app, learning your fixes and voice focus are coming.
Writes for the room
Emails get a greeting and sign-off. Chats stay short. Terminals get literal commands. Alpie Seed reads the room for you.
Gets your take-backs
Drops the ums and uhs. Hears “at 3, no wait, 4pm” and writes 4pm. Follows “new line” and “scratch that”.
Punctuates by vibe
Your voice goes up at the end, you get a question mark. Short pause, comma. Long pause, new sentence.
Learns your fixes
Fix a misheard name once, like “DJ Mike” to “DJI Mic”, and it's right from then on.
Tunes out the room
Music, the TV, someone across the room. Yappr focuses on your voice and ignores what your device is playing.
Audio stays home
Speech is turned into text on your device by an on-device speech model. Your voice is never uploaded or saved.
Same you. Different room.
Hi Priya,
The build is fixed, so we can ship on Friday.
Best,
Sam
@Priya build is fixed, we can ship on Friday
git commit -m "Fix build, ready to ship Friday"
When you say a command, you get the command.
Write a short message to Priya saying the build is fixed and we can ship on Friday.
A clear prompt. Never an answer to it.
Pick a vibe. Pick a move.
Hover a vibe to repaint this page, tap to keep it. Same for the moves. The app has all of them in Settings.
Your voice never leaves your device.
No audio uploads. No recordings saved. Here's exactly what goes where.
Turned into text on your device by an on-device speech model. Never sent anywhere, never saved.
Only the words go to Alpie Seed, 169Pi's model, for a tidy-up, with the app you're in and what you've told Yappr to use, like your word list. On a Mac, the window title and the fixes you make go too, so Alpie can learn from them.
Only the words go to Alpie Seed, 169Pi's model, for a tidy-up, with the name of the app you're in and your word list. Nothing else from your screen.
Only the words go to Alpie Seed, 169Pi's model, for a tidy-up, with the app name, the window title and anything you've told Yappr to use, like your word list and sign-off. When you fix a dictation, your edit goes too, so Alpie can learn from it. The text around your cursor stays put unless you turn that on.
Want zero cloud? Switch to basic cleanup (turn off Tidy with Alpie). Everything stays on your device.
None on Windows yet. No sign-in, and your History, settings and log stay in a folder on your PC.
Optional. Log in only to sync your words, styles and settings between your Macs. Your History of dictations never syncs.
Optional on a Mac, to sync your words, styles and settings between your Macs. The Windows preview has no sign-in yet. Your History of dictations never syncs.
None. The Windows preview sends no counts, timings or crash reports.
Off until you say yes. Then only counts and timings, tied to a random id, never your account, your voice or your words.
On a Mac, off until you say yes, then only counts and timings tied to a random id. The Windows preview sends none.
Say it, and it happens.
Fair questions.
Which devices does it run on?
Windows 10 and 11 on 64-bit PCs, as an early preview. ARM PCs run it through Windows' emulation. Speech runs on your PC after a one-time download of about 490 MB, so after that it works offline. The Mac app has been out longer: macOS 26 (Tahoe) or later, on Apple silicon or Intel. More devices are on the way, so join the waitlist and we'll email you when Yappr comes to yours.
Mac: macOS 26 (Tahoe) or later, on Apple silicon or Intel. Windows: 10 and 11 on 64-bit PCs, as an early preview. Speech runs on your computer, and Windows may warn that the preview is from an unknown publisher. More devices are on the way, so join the waitlist and we'll email you when Yappr comes to yours.
What's in the Windows preview?
The core yap: hold Right Alt, talk, let go, and Alpie Seed tidies your words into whatever app you're in. Double-tap Ctrl for hands-free, Esc to cancel, and History keeps what you said. Not there yet: styles per app, learning your fixes, live words while you talk, voice focus, accounts and sync. It doesn't update itself yet, so grab new versions here. It runs on Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, with room for the 490 MB speech model.
What permissions does it need?
Just the microphone. If Windows blocks it, turn on Let desktop apps access your microphone in Settings → Privacy & security → Microphone. The mic only opens while you dictate.
Microphone, so it can hear you. Accessibility, so it can paste where your cursor is. The mic only opens while you dictate, unless you ask Yappr to keep a slow-to-wake mic ready.
On a Mac: the microphone, and Accessibility so it can paste where your cursor is. On Windows: just the microphone. The mic only opens while you dictate.
What if nothing's selected when I talk?
On a Mac, your words go on the clipboard with a nudge to paste. The Windows preview always pastes, so click into a text box first. If it misses, you'll find the words in History.
Your words go on the clipboard with a nudge to paste wherever you want them.
On a Mac, your words go on the clipboard with a nudge to paste wherever you want them. The Windows preview always pastes, so click into a text box first. History keeps the words either way.
Do I need an account?
No. The Windows preview has no sign-in at all. On a Mac, an account is optional and only keeps your words, styles and settings in sync.
No. Yappr works fully without one. An account only keeps your words, styles and settings in sync across your Macs.
No. Yappr works fully without one. On a Mac, an account only keeps your words, styles and settings in sync across your Macs. The Windows preview has no sign-in yet.
Is it safe to install?
The Windows preview isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen says “Windows protected your PC” and names an unknown publisher. That's the missing signature, not a virus found. If you got it from this site, click More info, then Run anyway. Signing is on the way. The Mac app is signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple.
Yes. The Mac app is signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple, so macOS checks it before it opens, and every update is signed too.
The Mac app is signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple, so macOS checks it before it opens. The Windows preview isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may warn about an unknown publisher. If you got it from this site, click More info, then Run anyway.
Found a bug or want a feature?
Tell us on Yappr's feedback board. You can vote on what others asked for too.
Stop typing.
Start yapping.
macOS 26+ · Apple silicon and Intel · powered by Alpie SeedWindows 10 and 11 · early preview · powered by Alpie Seedon mac + windows · more devices soon · powered by Alpie SeedYappr runs on Mac and Windows, so it won't install on this device. Send yourself the link and open it on your computer to download.
Also on Windows (preview). On something else? Join the waitlist.
Also on Mac. On something else? Join the waitlist.
Want it on your device? Join the waitlist.