Voice input without breaking flow
Recording starts from a global hotkey or floating control, so you can dictate inside the editor, browser, terminal, or chat app you already use.
GHZ Voice
Ship with your voice.
A voice-native desktop layer for builders who think faster than they type: hotkey capture, local transcription, AI cleanup, dictionary, history, and paste-at-cursor workflow.
macOS desktop app · Included in GHZ Creative Suite
200recent captures kept locally
1 keyglobal hotkey workflow
$31.11one-time, with GHZ Creative Suite
What it does.
Transcription plus cleanup
The pipeline is designed for technical prompting: capture speech, transcribe it, clean the instruction, then send the useful version.
A dashboard for control
History, permissions, model mode, hotkey settings, and dictionary entries live in a compact desktop dashboard.
How it works.
- 1
Capture intent
Hold the hotkey and say the full prompt, including constraints, tradeoffs, and the result you expect.
- 2
Clean the text
GHZ Voice turns the raw transcript into technical writing that agents can act on instead of forcing you to rewrite every sentence.
- 3
Paste and continue
The cleaned output lands where your cursor already is, so the agentic coding loop stays uninterrupted.
Questions.
What is GHZ Voice?
GHZ Voice is a desktop voice coding tool. It records from a global hotkey, transcribes speech, cleans the text, and pastes the result into the active app.
Is GHZ Voice only for code?
No. It is optimized for agentic coding prompts, but it is useful anywhere technical writing is faster by voice: docs, commits, messages, notes, and product specs.
Why does voice help AI coding?
Agent prompts get better when they contain full context. Speaking makes it easier to explain constraints, intent, and edge cases without compressing the request too much.
Get GHZ Voice.
Hold the hotkey, speak the whole thought, let the pipeline clean it, and land usable text wherever your cursor is already blinking.