Voice dictation for your tools

Keebye types wherever your cursor is. These guides cover the setups people actually run — coding agents, terminals, chat, and editors — with honest limits.

• Voice Dictation for AI Prompts on macOS

  Speak complete AI prompts instead of typing them: hold a hotkey, say the request, and Keebye inserts editable text into the focused app.

• Voice Dictation for Developers on macOS

  Dictate commit messages, PR descriptions, code comments, and prompts by voice — on-device speech-to-text that keeps proprietary code on your Mac.

• Voice Dictation for RSI and Wrist Strain on macOS

  If typing aggravates RSI or wrist strain, dictate instead: hold a hotkey, speak, and Keebye types it — on-device, offline, private. Not a treatment.

• Voice Dictation for ChatGPT on Mac

  Speak long prompts into ChatGPT in a browser or the desktop app. On-device transcription keeps the audio on your Mac.

• Voice Dictation for Claude Code on macOS

  Drive Claude Code by voice: hold a hotkey, speak the prompt, and Keebye types it into your terminal — on-device, offline, terminal-aware.

• Voice Dictation for Cursor on macOS

  Dictate prompts into Cursor chat and composer: hold a hotkey, speak, and Keebye types it — on-device speech-to-text, offline, private.

• Voice Dictation for Mac: On-Device and Offline

  What built-in macOS dictation does well, where it falls short, and how Keebye differs: local models, focused-app insertion, and a custom dictionary.

• Voice Dictation for the macOS Terminal

  Dictate into a macOS terminal with a terminal-aware paste plan or opt-in Unicode type mode for SSH, tmux, and paste-hostile targets.

• Voice Dictation for Vibe Coders

  You prompt more than you type code. Speak instructions to your agents — Cursor, Claude Code, ChatGPT — and keep your hands for the merge.