Dictate into any app.

Press a shortcut, talk, and your words land at the cursor.

A scripted demo. No microphone or network is used. Press the keys below or Control Option Space to start and stop.

Tests pass on main. What next?

Ask anything
You send. It never does.

Small app. Careful details.

Lands at your cursor

Any app with a text field. Without Accessibility, it copies for ⌘V.

One shortcut

Press, talk, press again. Change it anytime.

Never hits Enter

It pastes. You review and send.

Your ChatGPT sign-in

Reuses the Codex CLI session. No API key.

History stays on your Mac

Copy a transcript again, or delete it.

Feels native

Light, dark and seven accents. Try one.

Lives in the menu bar

Out of the way until you need it.

GPT Voice settings window, Appearance page, in dark mode.

Built after moving from the Codex app to T3 Code and missing ChatGPT dictation.

See it in action.

Staged demo with synthetic speech by ElevenLabs · Keyboard footage: Designed by Magnific · All media credits

Get started.

  1. Sign in with Codex CLI

    Install Codex CLI, then run codex login.

  2. Download GPT Voice

    Open the DMG and drag GPT Voice to Applications. Then allow the microphone and Accessibility. Quit GPT Voice before updating.

  3. Press ⌃⌥Space

    Talk, then press it again.

Opening on macOS

If macOS shows a verification warning, ignore it and open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. You can also build from source.

Do I need an API key?

No. It reuses the file-backed ChatGPT session from Codex CLI.

Where does my audio go?

To ChatGPT for transcription, over a private route that can change. Recordings are temporary files on your Mac. There's no offline mode.

Will my ChatGPT plan work?

Access depends on your ChatGPT account. Limits can vary, and this private route can change.

Which Macs?

macOS 13 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel. One download covers both.