Voice dictation for Claude Code
The best prompts for coding agents are long and specific, and typing all of that gets old fast. With Yappyy you hold a key, explain what you want the way you'd explain it to a teammate, and a clean prompt lands at Claude Code's input. Then you read it over and press Return.
What you say, what lands
You say
“okay so um refactor the auth flow so the token refresh happens in the middleware, not in every route, and uh add tests for the expired token case”
Lands in Claude Code
Refactor the auth flow so the token refresh happens in the middleware, not in every route, and add tests for the expired token case.
How it works
- 1
Hold your key
Press and hold your push-to-talk key, or double-tap it to go hands-free.
- 2
Talk naturally
Say it the way you would out loud. Ums, restarts, and corrections are fine.
- 3
Let go
About half a second later, clean, punctuated text appears at your cursor.
Why Yappyy
Works in the terminal
Yappyy types wherever your cursor is, so it works in Claude Code, Codex CLI, and any other terminal agent, in Terminal, iTerm, Ghostty, or your editor’s terminal.
Ramble, get a clean prompt
Fillers like “um” and “you know” are removed, and self-corrections are resolved: “use Postgres, no wait, SQLite” becomes “use SQLite”.
Spells your code right
Add function names, libraries, and project names to your Dictionary, and Yappyy spells them the same way every time.
One key for every agent
The same key works in Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, and the rest, so you never hunt for a different mic button.
Questions
Does Yappyy press Return for me?
No. Yappyy types the prompt at your cursor and stops, so you can read it over, edit it, and send it yourself.
Does it work with Codex and other CLI agents?
Yes. Yappyy works in any app you can type in, including Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and any other terminal tool.
Can I dictate long prompts?
Yes. Talk for a few seconds or a few minutes. Yappyy transcribes while you talk, so the text lands moments after you let go.
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