Clarify for Mac

Clarify vs Wispr Flow

Wispr Flow is cloud dictation that works on every platform. Clarify is offline dictation for the Mac that also acts on your Mac, and it will never need a subscription. Which one fits depends on where you work and where you want your voice to go.

Download Clarify for Mac

Free beta for Apple silicon Macs, macOS 14 or later.

Side by side

Wispr Flow as described on wisprflow.ai, checked 1 October 2026. Sources below.
ClarifyWispr Flow
Where speech becomes textOn your Mac"Transcription always occurs on the cloud"
Works offlineYes"No. Transcription runs in the cloud and needs a connection on every platform"
AccountNone"Download, sign in…"
PriceFree during the beta. Clarify Pro will be a one-time purchase (not on sale yet). Never a subscription.Free: 2,000 words a week on desktop. Pro: $15 a month, or $12 a month billed yearly.
PlatformsMac with Apple silicon, macOS 14+Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android
LanguagesEnglish100+
SnippetsYesYes
Writing styles per appNot per app. Formal, friendlier and shorter rewrites of selected text, with a model you connectYes (for example formal, casual)
Open, switch and quit apps by voiceYesNot described
Run Apple Shortcuts by voiceYes, with or without your wordsNot described
Send a question to AI or search"Ask Claude…", "Ask ChatGPT…", search enginesCommand Mode web search, on paid plans

Where Wispr Flow is the better pick

What Clarify does that dictation apps don't

The key you hold to dictate also acts on your Mac. Say Switch to Terminal., Run End of day. or Ask Claude what rhymes with orange. and it happens, while a sentence that only mentions an app stays a sentence. Everything you can say.

Everything it hears is processed on your Mac, with the models inside the app, and there is no account. How offline dictation works in Clarify.

Why no subscription

Subscriptions pay for servers. Clarify runs on your Mac, so there are no servers to pay for. The core stays free, and Clarify Pro, which adds meeting transcription, will be a single purchase.