Press your hotkey and talk. Between that moment and finished writing landing at your cursor, Vibe Typer does a lot of quiet work. Here’s the tour, in order.
The moment recording starts, Vibe Typer mutes your system audio (music, videos, notification pings) so nothing bleeds into your words. When you stop, the sound comes straight back.
Magic Formatter is the quiet step between you finishing a sentence and text appearing. It rereads what you said, applies the “actually, make that 3 PM” corrections, drops the ums, and hands over what you meant.
Select any text, say “rewrite”, and tell it what you want (“make it more concise”, “make it more professional”) and it reshapes the text on the spot. Or say “reply”, describe the gist of your response, and it drafts one using whatever’s on your clipboard as context.
Every app wants text a little differently. Automatic mode reads whatever has your cursor (a chat window, an editor, a terminal) and delivers your words the way that app expects. No stray formatting, nothing to configure.
Your recording is processed in memory, turned into text, and discarded. No audio stored, no transcripts kept on our servers, no training on your voice, and nothing ever sold.
The recording indicator lives on your screen all day, so it may as well look like you. Pick any two colours and the waveform wears them, matched to your desktop, your mood, or your brand.
Smaller things you’ll notice within a week.
Speak any of 99 languages and Vibe Typer detects and transcribes automatically. Set one, or let it figure it out.
Say “rewrite” or “reply” mid-flow to run whole workflows with your voice.
Formal, casual, or technical. Tune the writing style the AI hands back.
Teach it your names, jargon, and product terms so they come out right every time.
Hold-to-talk or toggle, on any hotkey combination you like.
Start dictating, wander to another window, and your words still land where you left off.
Plain text straight into terminals, Vim, and code editors, no formatting surprises.
Your settings follow you across machines and platforms.
A private, on-device record of past transcriptions you can restore any time.