Say the text itself.
Dictate anything.
Or say what to do.
Use Dictation when you want your exact words typed. Use Command when you want SuperInk Plus to work from selected text—like “turn these notes into an email to Mia.”
USD 12.99 once. No subscription.Select text. Say the result you want.
Two shortcuts.
Two outcomes.
Both start with your voice and finish at your cursor. What happens in between is deliberately different.
Dictation
Say the text itself. SuperInk Plus transcribes on your Mac, pastes it into the active app, and leaves a copy on your clipboard.
- 1ShortcutPress ⌥ Space anywhere
- 2SpeakThe overlay confirms it is listening
- 3Auto-pasteYour words land at the cursor
- 4ClipboardA copy is ready if you need it
Launch plan
We should keep the first release focused and easy to explain.
Let's share the beta with the design team on Thursday and collect feedback by Monday.
Command
Select useful text, then say what you want made from it. Here, Command turns rough weekend notes into a friendly email to Mia.
- 1SelectHighlight the rough trip notes
- 2Ask“Write a friendly summary email to Mia”
- 3ProcessUse a local model or your API key
- 4DeliverThe finished email replaces the notes
Weekend in Ticino
Train Friday 18:10 · Dinner by the lake · Hike Saturday if sunny · Back Sunday 16:32
Hey Mia, quick plan for Ticino: I arrive Friday at 6:10, then dinner by the lake. If the weather plays along, let's hike Saturday. I head back Sunday at 4:32. Can't wait!
Three quiet steps.
Then it's done.
The same clear rhythm in every app: call it, speak, and keep working.
Press the shortcut.
Start Dictation or Command from anywhere on your Mac.
See that it's listening.
Choose the informative Classic overlay or the tiny Mini view.
Your finished text lands right here.
Copied tooKeep the result.
Text appears at your cursor and stays ready on the clipboard.
One native Mac app.
Every text field.
Native, quiet,
and deliberate.
Dictation and Command stay separate in the app too—with their own shortcuts, histories, models, and settings.
Say what
happens next.
Command drafts and transforms text with a local model by default.
Made for
your Mac.
Dictation is always local. Command starts with Apple's on-device model, with more local choices when you want them.
All models
5 local choicesApple
On-Device
Built into macOS. Private, fast, and ready with no download.
BUILT IN · TEXT · LOCALYou decide
what leaves.
SuperInk Plus keeps the boundaries visible. Dictation never uploads audio. Command uses local processing unless you choose your OpenAI model and enable context.
Once.
Not monthly.
Buy the Mac app once. Use local processing without a usage fee, or connect your own API key when you choose.
- Dictation + Command
- Works in any app
- Local processing included
- Your API key optional
- No SuperInk subscription
The plain answers.
Dictation types the words you say. Command carries out an instruction: draft a reply, rewrite selected text, shorten a paragraph, change the tone, or use an optional window screenshot as context. Each has its own shortcut, so you always know which one you are using.
Yes. SuperInk Plus uses global macOS shortcuts, copies every finished result to the clipboard, and can automatically paste at your cursor in the app you were using. Automatic paste requires Accessibility permission.
Audio recording and transcription always run on your Mac. Command can also run with an on-device or downloaded local writing model. If you explicitly choose an OpenAI model, SuperInk Plus uses the API key stored in your macOS Keychain and sends the transcribed instruction plus only the context you enabled—never your audio.
No. Dictation is fully local, and Command can use local models. Your own OpenAI API key is an optional route when you want a cloud model; any API usage is billed directly to your OpenAI account.
SuperInk Plus is a one-time USD 12.99 app purchase with no recurring subscription. Local processing has no usage fee. Optional third-party API usage and model downloads are separate.
SuperInk Plus requires an Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 26 or newer. Apple Intelligence availability depends on the Mac, region, language, and system setup.