For Wispr Flow and macOS Screen Sharing
Dictate here.
Land there.
Speak to the Mac in front of you, and your words appear on the Mac you're controlling.
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Your work moved. Your voice didn't.
With AI, more of the real work runs somewhere else: an agent on the Mac mini in the corner, a long build on the machine upstairs. You steer them over Screen Sharing, and that's exactly where dictation breaks. Wispr Flow's paste arrives as a single “v”, so you're back to typing.
Wispr Bridge closes that gap. Talk the way you always do, and the text lands on the remote Mac as if you were sitting at it.
Speak where you are
Dictate on the Mac running Wispr Flow. Wispr Bridge sees it was meant for Screen Sharing and sends it to the Mac on the other end.
It lands cleanly
The text pastes where your cursor is. The stray “v” goes, your clipboard comes back, and Wispr's “Select a textbox” pop-up can close itself.
Multi-directional
Every Mac can send, receive, or both. Dictations only move between your own Macs, and only with the token they share.
Stays on your network
One request per dictation, over your LAN or Tailscale, to Macs that hold your token. No cloud, no account, no AI in the middle.
Ask for early access
It's early, so I'm letting people in a few at a time. Say what you'd like and I'll email you when it's ready for you.
You're on the list.I'll email you when it's your turn.