Mispher: Dictate, rewrite, translate, and an agent in a single device
Mispher is a Mac-based device offering on-device transcription, rewriting, translation, and an AI agent. It is fully offline, account-free, and open-source under MIT license. It supports multiple language recognition engines, customizable shortcuts and interfaces, and tool-calling with MCP server integration.
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Dictate, rewrite, translate, and an agent in a single device
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On-device transcription, plus an agent that actually does things. Transcribe: Parakeet EOU (English), Parakeet TDT (25 European languages), CTC (Chinese), Nemotron (~40), Qwen3-ASR Ask: a local LFM2.5 agent that plans and calls tools, Apple Notes, clipboard, files, MCP support. Fully customizable: remap the dial, hotkeys, three HUD styles, tool approvals, swap any model or any prompt. Gemma 4, Qwen3.6 and Ornith 1.0 are coming next. No cloud, no accounts. Free, MIT. Apple Silicon, macOS 26.
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Every dictation app gives you text. Mispher gives you what you actually wanted: the text, or the paragraph rewritten, or the sentence translated, or an agent that went and did it. Agentic transcription, entirely on your Mac. No account, no telemetry.
Site: https://mispher.com Code: https://github.com/dsaad68/mispher
Hold left ⌥, flick the radial dial, and pick what happens when you let go:
- Transcribe drops clean text into whatever field has focus.
- Rewrite in place: highlight a sentence in any app, hold the key, say "make this shorter," and it swaps the selection where it sits.
- Translate: speak one language, insert another.
- Ask: a local LFM2.5 agent that plans, calls tools (Apple Notes, clipboard, files), and connects to your own MCP servers over HTTP or stdio, with OAuth when a server needs it. Writes are gated behind an approval card you set per tool.
No Whisper anywhere, and no API key. Five recognizers, and you pick per language: Parakeet EOU streams English live, Nemotron streams ~40 languages, Parakeet TDT covers 25 European ones, and Parakeet CTC or Qwen3-ASR take Mandarin. Four run on the Neural Engine, Qwen3-ASR against a llama-server on localhost. The planner and vision models are MLX.
Nothing about it is fixed. Remap every slice of the dial. Give each mode its own shortcut, and each shortcut its own feel: push-to-talk, tap-on-tap-off, or a long-press that goes hands-free and stops when you do. Teach it a custom dictionary so your names and jargon come out right. Decide whether releasing the key commits the text or parks it. Pick how recording appears: a Dynamic Island out of the notch, a pill under it, a draggable panel, or the full window.
The agent is yours to govern too. Every tool and every MCP server gets one of three policies: approve and it runs, ask and it waits for you at an approval card, deny and the model can still see the tool but never runs it. Deactivate one entirely and it vanishes from the agent's world. Swap the model behind any mode. Turn the agent's vision on, or leave the planner blind.
Coming next: Gemma 4 E4B, Qwen3.6 27B/35B, and Ornith 1.0. Ornith is the interesting one, a single 9B checkpoint that drives the planner and backs the vision subagent, so screen-aware Ask stops needing a second model download.
It's free and MIT. Install with: brew install --cask dsaad68/tap/mispher
Apple Silicon, macOS 26.
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