Dictation in any app
Hold the shortcut and speak. After you let go, the words land at your cursor — Notepad, Chrome, Slack, Word, a code editor. If there is nowhere to type, the text is copied and the pill says so.
WrapScribe for Windows writes down what you say, cleaned up, in whatever app you're already in. Speech recognition runs on your PC — offline, with nothing uploaded.
The installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows shows “Windows protected your PC” when you run the installer. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Speak, then let go. Double-tap to lock hands-free. Esc cancels. Any lone modifier or chord can be recorded instead.
Audio stays on this PC. There is no live preview while you talk.
The text is transcribed on your PC after you let go, and lands at your cursor.
Hold the shortcut and speak. After you let go, the words land at your cursor — Notepad, Chrome, Slack, Word, a code editor. If there is nowhere to type, the text is copied and the pill says so.
Basic drops fillers, fixes punctuation and capitals, writes decimals and numbered steps as digits, turns spoken lists into lists, applies corrections and snippets, and follows “scratch that” and a closing “press enter”.
Exact is your words exactly as recognised, trimmed. Emoji: Never, When spoken, or Expressive. Basic is the same rule set as the Mac's Basic mode.
Dictionary, Corrections (heard → written) and Snippets. They apply to the next dictation.
Downloaded in the app with progress, resume and a checksum. Recognition runs on the CPU after you let go.
Parakeet Unified English, 731 MB — the default, recommended for English. Parakeet v3 (25 European languages), 740 MB. Whisper large-v3-turbo (99 languages), 886 MB.
Default: hold CtrlWin, speak, let go. Double-tap to lock hands-free. Toggle mode: press, speak, press. Esc cancels. Any lone modifier or chord can be recorded instead.
Your clipboard survives a dictation. The pill sits at the bottom centre of the monitor showing the active window, never takes focus, and lets clicks through. Left-click the tray to open the window; the menu has Open WrapScribe, Start dictation, Copy last dictation and Quit WrapScribe, with a red dot while recording. Closing the window leaves it running.
Sounds: Click, Soft tone, Wood, Warm synth, Thock, or None, with volume. Launch at login is on by default. Home shows the Last dictation with Copy. One instance per user, and a first-run setup. New versions install from inside the app when you press Update now.
These are on the Mac today. No dates here on purpose: if one of them is the reason you're buying, wait for it, or use it on a Mac.
Audio and words never leave it.
The only network traffic is the licence check — the key, an anonymous id for this PC and its name — plus model downloads from Hugging Face and an update check that fetches a small public file, sending nothing about you beyond what any web request carries. Logs record states and timings, never what was said. The session token lives in Windows Credential Manager.
And a microphone. Intel and AMD PCs need a processor with AVX2: most chips since 2013, though some budget Celeron, Pentium and Atom ones lack it. On those, WrapScribe says so when it starts instead of crashing. Windows on ARM has its own installer.
A speech model is about that size. You need the internet to activate and to download a model. After that, dictation runs on this PC.
Per-user, into %LOCALAPPDATA%\WrapScribe, with a Start menu entry. WebView2 is part of Windows 10/11; the installer fetches it only if a PC lacks it.
Uninstall from Settings → Apps. Models, logs and settings stay unless “Delete the application data” is ticked.
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On Windows today, every plan unlocks the same features, so Basic is all you need if Windows is all you use. Pro and Max add seats, and their Mac features if you also have a Mac. One payment, free updates, seven days to change your mind.
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The installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows shows “Windows protected your PC” when you run the installer. Choose More info, then Run anyway. A browser may also warn that the file isn't commonly downloaded.
Yes. The same key (WS-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX) activates a PC, and the PC takes a seat exactly as a Mac does. On a Basic key already active on a Mac, the app answers “already active on another computer”. Sign out on the other computer to free the seat.
Not yet. Settings, Dictionary, Corrections and Snippets stay on this PC.
A PC checks in at launch and every six hours and keeps working for 30 days without a connection, then asks for one. A revoked or refunded licence stops at the next successful check. A Mac stays activated offline indefinitely.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, and a microphone. Intel and AMD PCs need a processor with AVX2: most chips since 2013, though some budget Celeron, Pentium and Atom ones lack it. On those, WrapScribe says so when it starts, before you buy a key, instead of crashing. Windows on ARM has its own installer.
It updates itself. WrapScribe checks shortly after it starts and every six hours; when a new version is out, press Update now and it installs and opens again, with your settings, speech models and licence as they were. Version 0.1.0 has no updater, so on 0.1.0 run the new installer over the old one, once.
Seven days, no questions. Email support@wrapscribe.com with your payment id. The refund policy has the rest.
Email support@wrapscribe.com — a person answers, and your issue is typically fixed within 24 hours.