Yes, it's the 1000th macOS dictation app. No, put the pitchfork down — this one runs your Mac.
I know. I KNOW. Another dictation app. You've seen forty this month. Somewhere a VC is funding the forty-first as we speak.
But hear me out, because I did a dumb thing: I didn't stop at dictation.
The boring part (that every app has): hold a key, talk, clean text appears at your cursor. Except this one is fast as fuck — text lands in about a second, filler words gone, and it actually spells your weird jargon right (say "Kubernetes", "Postgres", "lisper" — it nails them instead of writing "cubernetties").
The part nobody else has: a second hotkey talks to an agent that actually operates your Mac. Not "here's a helpful suggestion 🙂" — it does the thing. "Tidy up my desktop" → it sorts your files. "Open the latest invoice and tell me the total" → done. It reads your screen, your files, your calendar, picks its own tools, and asks before it touches anything.
Can your dictation app do that? No? Weird.
And for the nerds: plug in any MCP server (GitHub, Notion, databases, whatever) and its tools instantly become the agent's tools. I stopped writing integrations by hand like a caveman.
EU-hosted, keys stay server-side, native Swift, no Electron (you're welcome).
Try it: https://lisper.io — 24h trial, no signup, no credit card, no soul required. macOS 14+, Apple silicon.
Roast me in the comments. That's why I'm here.
Edit: to be clear — this isn't local, and it's not just dictation. The second hotkey lets you control your Mac with your voice: "move my screenshots into a folder", "reply to this email" — it actually does it