Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Teacup puts Mac dictation on a keypress
A Mac dictation app that sends spoken text to apps with text fields, sold for a one-time $3.
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- Mac users who dictate across apps
- Worth noticing
- The feature list includes live text while speaking, a custom dictionary, custom phrases, and importing from Wispr Flow.
Field notes
The feature list names live text while speaking, language support, a custom dictionary and phrases, plus an import path from Wispr Flow. The page also advertises a time-saved counter and shows examples across Messages, Gmail, Slack, Docs, and Notes. Its download requirement is macOS 26 or later on Apple silicon; the privacy and offline statements are the site's own claims, not independently verified in the supplied evidence.
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