Write faster. Sound like you.
Walkie turns your voice into text with two modes. Use Fast Mode when you want cleanup and formatting, or Local Mode when your draft needs to stay on-device.
How writers use Walkie
Get your ideas out of your head 3x faster by speaking instead of typing. Edit later — momentum first.
Speak your thoughts naturally and let Walkie's AI clean up filler words and fix grammar automatically.
Draft your Substack or newsletter by voice. Your writing sounds more conversational when you speak it.
Capture ideas the moment they hit. Speak into Apple Notes, Notion, or Obsidian without breaking your flow.
Dictate summaries and observations as you read. Build your research corpus faster.
Write LinkedIn posts, tweets, and replies by voice. Sound authentic because you actually spoke it.
Works where you write
Long-form writing and collaboration
Notes, wikis, and content planning
Linked notes and knowledge base
Blog posts and articles
Newsletters and subscriber content
Quick capture and drafts
Posts and professional updates
Blog and website content
Why writers choose Walkie
Filler word removal. Walkie automatically strips "um", "uh", "like", and "you know" from your dictation. You get clean prose without manual editing.
Grammar fixing. Fast Mode corrects grammar and punctuation so your first draft is already readable.
Your voice, your style. Writing that starts as speech sounds more natural and conversational. Many writers find their authentic voice faster when dictating.
100+ languages. Write in any language. Walkie supports over 100 languages through multiple AI models, with automatic language detection.
Free and private. Local Mode is free forever and keeps dictation on-device. Fast Mode gives you cloud transcription and formatting with 4,000 words/week on Free.
Built for writers
Walkie is a speech-to-text app with Fast and Local modes. It works system-wide on macOS and Windows, so you can dictate into any writing app. Use Local Mode for on-device dictation, or Fast Mode for cloud transcription and formatting.