For AI power users
Stop typing long AI prompts. Speak them.
Long prompts are where typing hurts most. You already know what you want to ask, and then you spend two minutes typing it out.
Download for macOSPut your cursor in the prompt box
ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or anywhere else you type.
Hold the shortcut and say the whole thought
Rambling is fine. Talkpad punctuates as you go.
The text appears where you are
No separate window, no copying between apps, no cleanup pass.
Talkpad works at the text-input layer rather than integrating with any one app, which is why the same shortcut behaves identically in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Gmail, Slack and a terminal.
Speech runs at about 140 words a minute against roughly 40 for typing, so the longer the prompt, the more of the gap you get back. It is most noticeable on the prompts you would otherwise have shortened out of laziness.
One account covers every device you sign in on, and your audio is not stored after it has been transcribed.
Common questions
Does this work inside ChatGPT and Claude in the browser?
Yes. Talkpad types into whatever text field your cursor is in, so the browser versions work the same way as the desktop apps.
Do I have to copy the text over afterwards?
No. That is the whole point. The text appears at your cursor in the app you are already using.
Does it punctuate long prompts?
Yes, it punctuates as you speak, so a multi-paragraph prompt usually needs no cleanup before you send it.
Which platforms can I use it on today?
macOS and Windows. iPhone and Android apps are in development and are not publicly available yet.
What does it cost?
The free plan covers 2,500 words a week on desktop. Pro is $8 a month or $72 a year during launch, and every new account gets 14 days of Pro.