Press your hotkey, speak naturally, and Whispa turns your voice into text — copied to your clipboard, ready to paste directly into the field where you're already working.
One tight loop you can run in seconds, anywhere your cursor lives — without leaving the app you're working in.
Built as a compact desktop utility — not a SaaS product, not a cloud assistant. Power-user behaviour, premium indie polish.
Trigger Whispa from anywhere on your desktop with a global keyboard shortcut or a mouse button. Set your own in Settings.
Normal transcription runs locally with whisper.cpp once you've completed the first-run model setup. No cloud round-trips during day-to-day use.
For the intended public build, Whispa can drop your transcript directly into whichever app and field your cursor was in — chat, prompt, doc, IDE, or terminal — with user-controlled safety settings.
Auto-copy the finished text to your clipboard so you can paste it wherever you like.
On first run, Whispa asks before downloading a Whisper model — or point it to one you already have locally.
Auto-copy. Delete recordings after success. Always on top. Custom hotkey. Paste behaviour. Honest, scoped controls.
Direct access to your output folder, recordings, logs, and one-click cleanup. Nothing hidden, nothing buried.
Compact window. Always-on-top option. Privacy-conscious logging. Optional deletion of recordings once a transcript lands.
The same compact window walks you from idle to pasted. No modes to learn — the status pill tells you exactly where you are.
Two states of the same blinking cursor: one where you're typing, one where Whispa just put the words there.
A desktop-utility palette. Premium indie software vibe — not corporate SaaS, not generic AI cloud branding.
Speak instead
of typing.
Press once. Speak freely.
Inter at 15–18px for body. Tracking −0.01em on display sizes, balanced wrapping for hero. Weight 600 for headlines, 400 for body, 500 for UI.
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whisper.cpp · ggml-small.bin
Mono is reserved for: status pills, file paths, captions, kbd shortcuts, "//" callouts, and any text that points back at the desktop-utility nature of the product.
Everything sits on a 12-column grid with calm 24–48px gutters. Cards are framed; backgrounds breathe. Section heads use mono eyebrows + display heads for rhythm.
Screenshots sit inside dark warm-black surfaces with a 1px line and a soft drop shadow. Add a mono caption + status pill so the state is obvious at a glance.
Use file paths, hotkey chips, waveforms, cursor carets, and the actual app window to imply local-first. Avoid generic AI robots, glowing brains, server racks, neon clutter.
Until the final clean test on a non-dev Windows machine ships, we keep claims scoped to what the build actually does today.
Press your global hotkey, speak naturally, and Whispa transcribes locally with whisper.cpp. The finished text is copied to your clipboard — and, in the intended public build, can be pasted directly into the active text field with user-controlled safety settings.
Whispa is currently shipping as a portable Windows ZIP for early testers. The final clean test on a non-dev Windows machine is still pending; broader desktop platforms are part of the longer-term vision, not a current promise.
Request access to the Whispa beta. Once you're in, complete the consent-based model setup once and start dictating into any active text field on your desktop.
Launch assets, ready to render.
A coordinated set of square posts, banners, story-format graphics, and product launch teasers — all anchored on the same calm, amber-on-warm-black system.
Speak
instead of
typing.
Local
voice‑to‑
text.
Speak
into any
text field.
Press once.
Speak freely.
Paste anywhere.
Local dictation
for fast thinkers.
local-first desktop dict
Whispa is here. A small, local-first desktop tool that turns your voice into text — copied, ready to paste, on your machine. Beta now open.
Press your hotkey. Speak. Whispa pastes the transcript right where your cursor was. No tab-switching, no upload, no cloud round-trip.
For people who think faster than they type — a compact desktop dictation utility, local transcription with whisper.cpp.