The use case it serves
Writing in another language
Speak in one language and let a template translate or reshape your words for you.
See it in action
What it does
What you said. What it lands as.
The Translator lets you think in one language and send in another. Swap "French" for any language you write in; the prompt keeps your register, formal or casual.
Raw transcript
um, confirm the delivery date for the fourteenth, uh, thank them for the sample, and ask about pricing for the larger batch
Whisper heard every “um”.
TranslatorControl Option 2 ⌃⌥2
The Translator · Example
Je vous confirme la livraison pour le 14.
Merci beaucoup pour l'échantillon ! Pourriez-vous nous indiquer vos tarifs pour une commande plus importante ?
Pasted at your cursor · both versions kept in History
The whole spell
Nothing hidden, nothing added.
This is exactly what WhisperWizard sends to your own OpenAI account, with
{{voice}} swapped for your transcript.- Suggested hotkey
- Control Option 2 ⌃⌥2
- Lands in
- Any app with a cursor
- Model
- Your pick, per template
The TranslatorSuggestedControl Option 2 ⌃⌥2
Translate what I said into natural, conversational French. Match the register I used - formal where I was formal, casual where I was casual. Output only the translation. < Transcript > {{voice}} < Result >
Variations
Change one line, make it yours.
Add or swap a single line in the prompt and the spell changes shape. Save each version as its own template with its own hotkey.
Any language
Swap "French" for German, Spanish, Japanese or any language you write in.
Always formal
Always use the formal form of address, whatever register I used.
Into English
Translate to English is already built into the app, on ⌃⌥1 by default.
The home page sentence, cast with Translator
You, out loud
um so tell Sam the deck's gonna be late, uh, the numbers aren't in yet so maybe Friday? and ask if we can move the board call to Monday
TranslatorListeningCastingPasted
To: Sam Subject: Re: Board deck
Dis à Sam que la présentation va être en retard : les chiffres ne sont pas encore arrivés, donc plutôt vendredi. Et demande-lui si on peut décaler la réunion du conseil à lundi.
Put it in the app
Four steps, one hotkey.
- 1
Copy the spell
The copy ends with {{voice}}, the line where your words go.
- 2
Create a template
Click the menu bar icon, choose History and Templates, open the Templates tab and add a new template.
- 3
Paste and pick a model
Paste the prompt, give it a name, an icon and a colour, and choose the OpenAI model it runs on.
- 4
Bind a hotkey
Press the shortcut you want in the shortcut box. One keystroke now records, rewrites and pastes.
Which languages can I speak to The Translator?
Whisper detects the spoken language on its own, so you can dictate in the language you think in. The prompt decides the language that comes out: swap "French" for the one you need.
Why does the copied spell end with {{voice}}?
WhisperWizard swaps {{voice}} for the transcript of your recording, then sends the whole prompt to OpenAI. Keep it in the prompt: without it, your words never reach the model. The six templates that ship with the app end the same way.
Which hotkey should The Translator use?
Any free shortcut: hover the template's shortcut box and press the keys. ⌃⌥2 is only a suggestion. The six built-in templates use ⌃⌥1 to ⌃⌥6 by default, so rebind one of them or pick a new combination.
Is the spell free?
Yes, copy it as often as you like. Running it needs WhisperWizard (a one-time license, from $29) and your own OpenAI API key; OpenAI bills that usage to your account at its API rates. See pricing.
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