Speak and your prompts appear exactly where you need them — in ChatGPT, your IDE, browser, Slack, anything. No copying. No switching tabs. No breaking focus.
Free for the first 50 • Windows 10+ • No setup headaches
The problem
Marcos removes all of that. You just talk — and it's already there.
How it works
One installer. Runs in under a minute. Marcos appears in your system tray, ready to go.
A small animated mascot pops up on your screen. It's listening. Start talking naturally.
Whatever app has focus gets the text. ChatGPT, VS Code, Slack, your browser — anywhere.
What you get
Your words appear as you speak them — not after a pause. Feels like actual typing.
No plugins, no integrations. Text lands wherever your cursor is — any app, any window.
No internet? No problem. Marcos can run a local model entirely on your machine. Your audio never leaves your device.
Auto-hides when you're not using it. Appears when you need it. Lives quietly in your tray.
Nothing stored on our end. What you say is yours. Choose offline mode for complete privacy.
Text is typed directly as keystrokes. Your clipboard is never touched.
Who it's for
You're writing to ChatGPT, Cursor, or Claude dozens of times a day. Speaking is faster and your hands stay on the keyboard where they belong.
You think faster than you type. Marcos keeps up. Speak a paragraph, edit later — your hands are never the bottleneck again.
Slack, email, Notion, Jira, browser tabs. If you're moving text between apps all day, Marcos eliminates the friction entirely.
Every other voice tool sends your audio to a server. Deepgram, Whisper API, Google — all cloud-dependent. Marcos is the first dictation tool that runs a full speech model entirely on your machine. Your words never leave your device. Not even for a millisecond.
Powered by Whisper running locally. <300ms latency. No subscription required.
Your crew
Marcos is the default, but you can switch to Gerald, Fluffy, Leon, Panda, or the Owl. All animated. All audio-reactive.
Early Access
First 50 people. Download, install, go.
Early price. Will become $20/month when we launch publicly.
Stripe checkout. Instant access after payment.
This is an early version. Windows may show a security warning on install because the app isn't code-signed yet. Totally fair if that's a concern — I'm working on it. The source code is available if you want to look under the hood.
This is being shaped directly by early users. If you try it, I'd genuinely love your feedback — what works, what doesn't, and what one annoying step in your AI workflow you'd most want to eliminate.