For founders and executives
Clear your inbox by speaking.
7 days free · Then $15 once · No account · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon
4×
faster than typing
5
weeks a year back
0
bytes leave your Mac
1
price, paid once
Your day is a queue of replies. Each one is short, each one needs the right register, and typing them is the tax you pay for being the person everyone asks. Flit turns the queue into something you can talk through, with the tone already matched to where the message is going.
You said
“um so can we uh meet at 1030 AM on, on friday”
Flit wrote · Mail
Can we meet at 10:30 AM on Friday?
The engine hears “1030 AM”. The clean 10:30 is a fixed rule, not the model being lucky.
Mail 9:41 When can we sync this week?
Can we meet at 10:30 AM on Friday?
0.7s after keyup
um so can we uh meet at 1030 AM on, on friday
Wispr Flow sends your voice to its servers. Flit transcribes and formats on your Mac, and keeps working with no internet.
Wispr Flow is a monthly subscription. Flit is one payment, and it is yours to keep. No account either.
Board updates, fundraising threads and hiring notes stay on your Mac. And it is one payment, not another line on the monthly software bill.
No integration, no plugin, no waiting for support. Flit types wherever your cursor already is.
Wherever you would normally type: Mail, Slack, a calendar invite. Flit has no window of its own to switch to.
Speak normally, fillers and all. A small bar shows the words arriving as you say them, so you can see it working.
Finished text appears at your cursor about 0.7 seconds later, punctuated and formatted. No copying, no cleanup, no second window.
Prefer not to hold a key? Tap once to lock it on, or arm hands-free mode and Flit starts when you speak. Escape cancels any dictation.
Two hundred short replies a day, all typed one key at a time.
Dictation output reads too casual for mail and too stiff for Slack.
The tool that would fix it wants your screen in its cloud.
A separate dictation window breaks the reply you were writing.
Casual in Messages, professional in Mail, exact words in Terminal. Set your own rule per app and Flit matches it without being told again.
Snippets hold the things you retype daily: scheduling links, sign-offs, addresses, canned replies. Say the trigger and the full text lands.
Optionally, Flit reads the field you are replying in, so names and terminology from the conversation carry into your answer. Read locally, kept in memory for one dictation, never stored.
No account, no telemetry, and no server ever sees a word. Board updates and hiring notes never leave your Mac, which is the only version of this that survives a security review.
The vocabulary Tone matchingFormatting passWords per minuteText expansion
From each product's own published information. Every alternative, one by one, is on the alternatives page.
 Flit
| Wispr Flow | Superwhisper | SpeakMac | Yaps | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runs on your Mac | Always | Cloud | Local | Local | Local |
| Price | | $12/user/mo | $8.49/mo · $250 once | $29 once | $12/mo billed yearly |
| Built for macOS only | Yes | No | No, 4 platforms | Yes | No, 5 platforms |
| Text appears as you speak | Yes | Yes | No | Not stated | Not stated |
| Languages | 1,600+ | 100+ | Many | 25, plus packs | Around 25 |
| Account required | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Exact times and commands | Fixed rules | Model decides | Model decides | Not stated | Not stated |
| Personal dictionary | Learns, asks first | Learns on its own | Yes | Yes | Not stated |
| Knows your codebase | Indexes it | No | No | Not stated | Not stated |
| Style rule per app | Yes | Yes | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Words and time saved | Counted locally | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Transcribes audio files | Yes, SRT and VTT too | No | Yes, on Pro | Yes | Yes |
“Not stated” means the product does not publish that detail.
Do not take our word for it
Turn the wifi off and dictate. It works exactly the same, because there was never a request to make. No certification we could buy would tell you as much as that one test does.
Something else? Email hi@flit.fyi and a person replies.
Yes. Flit does the same job as Wispr Flow, but it runs on your Mac instead of a server and is paid once instead of every month. Board updates, fundraising threads and hiring notes stay on your Mac. And it is one payment, not another line on the monthly software bill.
No. Your audio never leaves your Mac, so there is nothing to train on. No server is involved in transcribing or formatting at any point.
Speaking runs about four times faster than composing at a keyboard. At 2,000 words a day that is roughly 48 minutes back daily, or five working weeks a year.
Yes, including Chrome and Electron apps. Those are exactly the surfaces most dictation tools give up on.
$15 during the launch, $39 after it. 7 days free first, no card.
$15
was $39
Save 62%once, for one Mac, with a year of updates
20 left at this price
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon · 14-day refund
$39
was $99
Save 61%once, for one Mac, with updates for life
20 left at this price
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon · 14-day refund
$49
was $167
Save 71%$99
was $299
Save 67%once, for Flit, Vitals and Levers
once, for Flit, Vitals, Levers and every app to come
20 left at this price 20 left at this price
Flit: macOS 14, Apple silicon. Vitals and Levers: macOS 15 · 14-day refund
The trial needs no card. Your key arrives by email the moment you pay, and Paddle handles checkout.
Questions? The pricing page answers the usual ones.
Developers
Spoken code names, spelled right
Writers
First drafts at speaking speed
Agencies
Client work at speaking speed
Sales
CRM notes without the typing
Support teams
Canned replies, spoken
Lawyers
Privileged notes that never upload
Therapists & clinicians
Session notes that never upload
Doctors & medical
Chart notes that stay on the Mac
Students
Essays at speaking speed
Multilingual
Switch languages mid-thought
Hands-free & RSI
Write without typing at all
