Dictate into
any Mac app

It pastes for you, then puts your clipboard back

InkIt puts the text on the clipboard and presses Command-V for you, so it works in any app that accepts a paste. It saves what you had copied first and restores it 0.4 seconds later, unless something else has replaced it by then. The pasted text is tagged so clipboard managers don't save it.

Text lands once, after you let go

Ink 2 sends partial text while you talk and revises it as it hears more. When you let go, InkIt asks Ink 2 to finish, waits up to 3 seconds for the final text and pastes it in one go. If no text field has focus by then, the text goes to History instead.

Polish cleans up but does not rewrite

The prompt in TranscriptRewriter.swift tells the model to drop filler like 'um' and repeated words, and to keep only the corrected version when you say 'scratch that' or 'I mean'. It copies numbers exactly and never answers questions you dictate. If the model fails or returns far more text than you said, InkIt pastes the raw transcript.

Your vocabulary

Add product names, people and spellings under Dictionary once. The list goes along with every dictation, so Ink 2 listens for those words and spells them your way.

Polish with your own model

Turn on Polish transcripts in settings. Add a key from Groq, Gemini, OpenAI or Anthropic. Before pasting, InkIt sends the transcript to that model to fix punctuation and misheard names and drop filler words. It stays off until you add a key.

Fork it

Build it with Xcode using the commands in the Code tab. Then change the shortcuts, the history or the cleanup prompt. The prompt lives in TranscriptRewriter.swift.