Dictation for developers
A lot of a developer's day isn't code. It's prompts for AI agents, code review comments, Slack threads, tickets, and docs. Yappyy lets you talk all of it, in any app, and spells your technical terms right.
What you say, what lands
You say
“nit, I think this should use the existing retry helper instead of the new loop, uh, otherwise looks good to me”
Lands in GitHub review
Nit: I think this should use the existing retry helper instead of the new loop. Otherwise, looks good to me.
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
Technical words, spelled right
Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, useEffect, your company’s product names: add them to your Dictionary once and they always come out right.
Everywhere you type
Terminal, editor, browser, Slack, Linear, Jira, GitHub. If you can type there, you can talk there.
Push-to-talk or hands-free
Hold the key and let go to paste, or double-tap it to keep talking hands-free and tap again when you’re done.
Pay once
$4.99 one time, no subscription. Transcription runs on your own AssemblyAI key, and new accounts get $50 in free credits.
Questions
Can I dictate actual code?
Yappyy is made for natural language: prompts, comments, messages, and docs. For code itself, describe what you want to your AI agent and let it write the code.
Which shortcut does it use?
You choose: Right ⌥, Right ⌘, or any key combination you record. Hold it to dictate, or double-tap for hands-free.
Talk to GitHub review today
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