voice input for cursor

Speak the context Cursor needs before your fingers compress it.

VoiceTypr turns spoken prompts, implementation notes, and bug reports into clean text in Cursor. Hold a hotkey, talk, release, paste.

developer workflows

Talk through the change, constraints, edge cases, and acceptance criteria before the idea collapses into a one-line prompt.

Dictate reproduction steps and expected behavior directly into the issue, chat, or Cursor composer.

Summarize what changed while the context is still in your head.

Capture why the code exists, not just what it does, without breaking flow.

why it works

Cursor rewards context. Voice makes context cheap.

Works in Cursor because it pastes text into the focused input, not a special integration.
Runs locally, so private code context and dictated notes stay on your machine.
Uses the same hotkey pattern across Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code, Slack, and docs.
Starts at $39 once; the 2-device option is $59 for laptop + desktop.