Say it. It’s done.
EyeSpeak lives in your notch. A local-first agent that turns your words into finished work in the app you’re already looking at — no chat window, no remote machine.
Listening…
A real command center.
EyeSpeak is a native Mac app, not a script running in a terminal. Open the window and you get a box to type in, examples to start from, and every turn you’ve run — spoken or typed — waiting in the sidebar.
eyespeak.app — home
Good morning
It’s Tuesday, August 25. EyeSpeak is listening for your hotkey, or type something below.
Ask EyeSpeak to do something…
⌘↵ to send · the agent acts on your Mac, so keep the app you want it to work in frontmost
SendTry
Blazing fast dictation.
Streamed to a live transcription model the instant you hold the key, and typed into whatever you’re looking at as you speak — self-correcting in place, not appended after the fact.
270 WPM reflects a MonkeyType sustained-typing average, not a guaranteed rate.
dictation-bench.tsx
TYPING MANUALLY
45 WPMTwo-finger hunt, half your attention on the keyboard.
DICTATING WITH EYESPEAK
270 WPMFull sentences, self-corrected as you speak.
No wiring. No waiting. No guessing.
Say the thing. EyeSpeak works out how to reach the app, does it, and checks it actually landed — on a Mac you never had to configure.
Nothing to set up
Install it and talk. No scripts, no local model to host, no config file — sign into Google once and that is the whole of it.
Every route, not one
Everything else picks an end — a fixed integration list, or an AI that squints at your screen. EyeSpeak has both and chooses per command, in about 50ms when an app has a direct line.
It checks its own work
The hard part is not doing the thing, it is knowing it happened. EyeSpeak confirms the action landed before it reports back, rather than narrating a success it never checked.
Already speaks these.
Ask for something in any of them and EyeSpeak goes straight there — no setup, no plugin to install, nothing to connect but your Google account.
Plus Safari, and any Chromium or Electron app on your Mac.
More coming soon.
Privacy, stated plainly.
A voice agent hears more than a normal app. Here is exactly what that costs, with nothing rounded off.
The microphone opens only while the hotkey is physically held. One exception: dictation keeps it open, shows “Transcribing…” the whole time, and self-closes after ten minutes.
Voice is streamed to OpenAI (gpt-live-transcribe) only during that window. The transcript, screen structure, and screenshots reach Anthropic only while a turn is actively running.
API keys are encrypted at rest in your local macOS Keychain — never in a plaintext config file.
Shell and file actions run against an allowlist with path confinement, and every delete is redirected to the Trash, never a hard remove.
Ready to move faster?
Join the waitlist for early access to EyeSpeak on macOS.