Dictate into any app
Mail, Slack, Notion, ChatGPT, your code editor — if there's a cursor, Wow Work types there. Hold to talk or go hands-free for long thoughts.
Hold ⌃ Control, talk, let go — clean, punctuated text lands wherever your cursor is. English, Русский, Українська. No word limits.
macOS 14+ · Apple silicon & Intel · Updates itself

A minimal black dock lives on the edge of your screen. Hover for options, right-click for everything else. It stays out of the way until you need it.
Mail, Slack, Notion, ChatGPT, your code editor — if there's a cursor, Wow Work types there. Hold to talk or go hands-free for long thoughts.
Fillers vanish, your corrections are applied, punctuation is fixed. Your words, your tone — never translated.
Detected automatically — even mixed in one sentence. Add names and brands to your dictionary so they're always spelled right.
30 minutes of focus, then a chime: stand up, rest your eyes. Starts when you open your work apps, pauses when you step away, and goes quiet until 8 AM when you call it a day.
Pin today's most important task. Wow Work nudges you every 10 minutes — quietly — until you tick it off.
AI files everything into clean folders and flags duplicates and old installers. You review every change, deleted items go to the Trash, and one click undoes it all.
Line up your desktop icons in tidy grids — or a smile, heart, circle, wave or spiral. Because work can be fun.
Every dictation is saved on your Mac with one-click copy — if a connection drops, the recording waits for you to retry. Audio goes to OpenAI only to become text. Organize sends file names, never file contents.
Wow Work vs Wispr Flow
Wispr Flow is great — and $15 a month. Wow Work gives you the same hold-to-talk magic for free, plus tools Wispr doesn't have.
| Wow Work | Wispr Flow | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | $15 / month (Pro) |
| Free-plan word limit | None | 2,000 words / week |
| Hold-to-talk & hands-free | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI cleanup of fillers | ✓ | ✓ |
| Break timer & eye rest | ✓ | — |
| Daily main-task reminder | ✓ | — |
| AI desktop organizer | ✓ | — |
Wispr Flow prices from wisprflow.ai/pricing, October 2026 ($12/month billed yearly). Wispr Flow is a trademark of its owner; Wow Work is an independent app and isn't affiliated with it.
The app costs nothing. The AI that hears you runs on OpenAI — pick the way that suits you.
Got a code from a friend? Paste it in and you're done — the AI is on them.
Paste a key from platform.openai.com and pay OpenAI directly. Talking 30 minutes a day is about $5–7 a month — no cap, no middleman.
Open the download and drag Wow Work into Applications.
macOS asks to confirm the first launch: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Only once — updates install themselves.
Paste an invite code or your OpenAI key, allow the microphone, then hold ⌃ and talk.
Yes. The app is free with no word limits. The AI runs on OpenAI: activate with an invite code from a friend, or with your own OpenAI API key and pay OpenAI directly — about $0.006 per minute of speech.
Yes. Wow Work recognises English, Russian and Ukrainian automatically — even mixed in one sentence — and never translates what you say. You can also lock a language in Settings.
With your own OpenAI key, about $0.006 per minute of speech plus a fraction of a cent for the cleanup. Talking 30 minutes a day comes to roughly $5–7 a month. With an invite code it's free for you.
Yes — it's a universal app for Apple silicon and Intel Macs running macOS 14 Sonoma or later.
Wow Work isn't notarized by Apple yet. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. You only do this once; updates install automatically after that.
Your recording is sent to OpenAI only to turn it into text. Your history and settings stay on your Mac. Organize sends only file names, sizes and dates — never the contents — and everything it removes goes to the Trash.
Any app with a text cursor — browsers, Mail, Slack, Telegram, Notion, Google Docs, ChatGPT, VS Code and more. Wow Work pastes the text for you, then puts your clipboard back.