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Pipit v1.0

The missing link
in your workflow.

Voice transcription + clipboard history in one native Mac app.

Native Swift. Runs locally. Free forever.

Download Pipit

macOS 15.0+ required

How it works

Pipit runs quietly in the background. Just press a key to start.

Press Option

Hold your hotkey to activate the listening overlay instantly.

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Speak Naturally

Pipit transcribes your voice in real-time using local AI.

I am not crazy!

Paste Anywhere

Release the key to paste text directly into your active app.

>Quick Actions

Command your Mac.

40+ built-in actions. Zero latency. Zero typing.

"google weather"

Opens Google search for 'weather'

"ask claude..."

Sends query directly to Claude.ai

"open zoom"

Launches Zoom instantly

"open wifi"

Opens System Settings → WiFi

+ many more for Spotify, Notion, Slack, and System Controls

>Why Not Just Use Another App?

Unified History

Most apps separate clipboard and transcriptions. Pipit unifies them in one searchable timeline.

Zero Lag

Instant overlay. Optimized hotkeys. Fast transcription. Built for speed.

Local & Private

No cloud processing. No tracking. Your data never leaves your Mac.

Free Forever

Open source models. No subscriptions. Just download and use.

>Features

Built for your workflow.

From quick notes to long recordings, Pipit adapts to how you work.

Writing Documentation

Draft faster by voice. Search your transcription history for reusable snippets. Copy frequently used commands from history.

Taking Meeting Notes

Transcribe conversations. Every note automatically saved. Search your meeting history across weeks of notes.

Coding with Voice

Dictate function names, comments, documentation. Your clipboard and transcriptions together. Find that API key you copied two days ago.

Smart Dictionary

Teach Pipit your vocabulary. It learns names, jargon, and fixes common mishearings automatically.

File Transcription

Drop any audio file into Pipit. Get a full transcript back in seconds, processed entirely on your Mac.

>Frequently asked questions