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Use case

Emails and Replies, said once, sent clean.

Dictate the reply you would have typed and get polished text back, ready to send.

Starter spell: The Polished Reply · suggested ⌃⌥1

The moment

You know the answer. Typing the reply is the slow part.

Your inbox is the part of the job nobody trained you for. Each reply is thirty seconds of knowing what to say and three minutes of typing it - multiplied by every thread waiting on you. Dictating collapses the typing part: you speak the answer like you would tell a colleague, and a template turns it into the polished version.

You say
“Reply to Dana - the proposal looks good, we can kick off next week, but flag that the timeline is tight and suggest a call on Tuesday.”
It lands as
A ready-to-send reply in your voice - the green light, the concern, and the suggested call, written out in clean paragraphs.

The Polished Reply is the starter template that shapes spoken answers into emails ready to send - copy it from the library or write your own in the app.

One recording, both versions

Say it like this. Send it like that.

The raw transcript on the left is what Whisper hears. The right is what lands at your cursor. History keeps both, with the audio, on your Mac.

Raw transcript

um so reply to Dana, uh, the proposal looks good, we can kick off next week, but like flag that the timeline is tight and, uh, suggest a call on Tuesday

Whisper heard every “um”.

Polished ReplyControl Option 1

The Polished Reply · Example

Hi Dana,

The proposal looks good, and we can kick off next week.

One flag: the timeline is tight. Could we get on a call on Tuesday to walk through it?

Pasted at your cursor · both versions kept in History

How it plays out

Four beats, no typing.

  1. 1

    Put your cursor where the text goes

    Any Mac app with a text field: mail, chat, a doc, a form. WhisperWizard remembers which app was in front.

  2. 2

    Press ⌃⌥1 and talk

    One hotkey starts the recording and picks The Polished Reply. Speak the way you would tell a colleague.

  3. 3

    Press ⌥Esc to stop

    Whisper transcribes on your OpenAI account, then the spell's prompt runs on the transcript.

  4. 4

    It lands, your clipboard comes back

    The text is pasted where your cursor was, your previous clipboard is restored, and History keeps both versions with the audio.

The starter spell

Control Option 1

The Polished Reply

Speak your answer to an email, get back a message ready to send.

Rewrite my words into a clear, friendly email reply. Keep my meaning and my tone, fix the grammar, and tighten any rambling sentences. Output only the email body - no subject line, no sign-off unless I dictated one.
Read the full prompt →

Tips

Get more from every take.

  • Lead with the name

    "Reply to Dana" gives the spell its greeting, and you never type a salutation again.

  • Decision first, detail second

    Say the answer, then the caveat. The prompt keeps your order and trims the rambling in between.

  • Two spells, two hotkeys

    Keep The Polished Reply for everyday mail and The Tone Shift for the replies that need more care.

Questions

Asked out loud.

Does WhisperWizard read my inbox?

No. It only hears what you say after you press the shortcut. It does not connect to any email account; it pastes text where your cursor is, in any Mac mail app or webmail.

Will replies still sound like me?

The Polished Reply is told to keep your meaning and your tone and only fix grammar and rambling. If you want a house style, describe it in one more line of the prompt.

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