Use case
Get a first draft out of your head and onto the page, then refine it with a custom template.
Starter spell: The Outliner · suggested ⌃⌥3
The moment
The blank page is the bottleneck, not the writing. You already know what you want to say - the fastest route to a first draft is saying it out loud and letting a template put the structure underneath it.
The Outliner is the starter template that turns a spoken brain dump into a working structure - copy it from the library or write your own in the app.
One recording, both versions
Raw transcript
notes for the product spec, uh, offline mode first, sync conflicts resolve last write wins, um, error states still need designs, and we owe legal the data retention answer
Whisper heard every “um”.
The Outliner · Example
Product spec notes
Scope • Offline mode first • Sync conflicts resolve last-write-wins
Still open • Error states still need designs • We owe legal the data-retention answer
Pasted at your cursor · both versions kept in History
How it plays out
Any Mac app with a text field: mail, chat, a doc, a form. WhisperWizard remembers which app was in front.
One hotkey starts the recording and picks The Outliner. Speak the way you would tell a colleague.
Whisper transcribes on your OpenAI account, then the spell's prompt runs on the transcript.
The text is pasted where your cursor was, your previous clipboard is restored, and History keeps both versions with the audio.
The starter spell
Turn a spoken brain dump into a structure you can write from.
Turn this stream of thoughts into a structured outline. Group related points under short headings, use bullets, and keep my own wording where it is already clear. Add nothing I did not say.
Tips
The Outliner groups related points under headings, so you can say them as they come.
History keeps the original transcript beside the outline, so nothing you said is lost to the structure.
Land the outline in your doc, then dictate each section in place with plain ⌥⇧Space dictation.
Questions
Any Mac app with a text cursor: a word processor, a notes app, a browser doc. WhisperWizard pastes the text the way you would with ⌘V, which needs the macOS Accessibility permission.
Yes. ⌥⇧Space starts a plain recording and ⌥Esc stops it; Whisper's text is pasted as it was transcribed, with no prompt applied.
Five more
Dictate the reply you would have typed and get polished text back, ready to send.
Speak in one language and let a template translate or reshape your words for you.
Capture thoughts the moment they happen - every recording is kept for instant replay.
Rest your hands and wrists while your voice keeps the words flowing.
Bind your own prompts to shortcuts so routine writing tasks take one hotkey.
WhisperWizard is macOS only (10.13 or newer on Intel, 11 or newer on Apple Silicon) and runs on your own OpenAI API key - your recordings go straight to OpenAI, we never see or store them on our servers (History keeps its copy on your Mac). The honest comparison says when built-in dictation is already enough.
Every plan includes unlimited custom templates, recording history, and all features - one-time purchase, lifetime usage, and a 14-day money‑back guarantee.
From $29 once · your own OpenAI key · 14-day refund
