Documentation.
The app itself, written down: how to set it up, what it does, and what every setting does.
Documents WrapScribe 1.9.1 · Updated 11 September 2026
Three pages. Setting up, what the app does, and what every setting does. Words in quotes are the app's own.
All three start in the same place. WrapScribe has no Dock icon: it lives in the menu bar, and its menu is where a dictation starts, where a meeting is recorded, and where the Dashboard, Settings and the setup wizard are opened from. The first line is a status line — “WrapScribe — Ready” when it is idle, the elapsed time while it is recording. “Record a Meeting” appears on Pro and Max.
Pages
How to read these pages
Anything in quotation marks is a label WrapScribe itself uses. The same words are on the screen the page names, so you can go and look at the thing being described rather than guess at it.
A heading marked Pro is a feature of the Pro and Max plans; Alpha marks one that is still finding its shape and can change between releases. On Settings, every control also carries its type, its default, and where it lives: Syncs means the setting follows your account to your other Macs, and This Mac means it stays on the Mac you set it on.
Each page has a plain-text twin for anything that reads better without markup — this one is at /docs.md, and the others at /docs/onboarding.md, /docs/features.md and /docs/settings.md. They carry the same words as the pages themselves.
Also: what changed in each release is on the download page, and the blog has the longer stories behind the changes.