A small tool, made by people who type all day.
Lispr turns speech into text on macOS and Windows. We started with a tool we wanted to use ourselves.
Who's behind it
Lispr is built by Codebridge: a software company that designs and engineers products for clients around the world, with a particular focus on AI and multi-agent systems. Codebridge is a Microsoft Partner, headquartered in Delaware, with a core engineering team and a wider network of specialists.
It's led by two co-founders who met at KPMG and left to build software instead.
Why we made Lispr
We build AI systems for a living, and we type all day doing it. Messages, notes, code reviews, the endless small writing that fills a workday.
We wanted to dictate messages, notes and documents without moving to a separate editor. That is where Lispr started.
Hold your chosen key, speak and release. Lispr inserts the text into supported text fields. You can dictate without an account.
Speaking should be a natural way to write.
We focus on reliable text insertion, useful translation and less waiting after you finish speaking. Everyday use guides what we improve next.
Honest about the stage
Lispr is available on macOS and Windows. Free includes dictation and translation within a weekly allowance. Pro removes that weekly cap and adds AI formatting.
Try the thing.
The fastest way to understand Lispr is to hold a key and talk.
Download for Mac & WindowsFor investors and partners: see the investor brief and deck (English) or write to business@codebridge.tech.
Writing about Lispr? Everything you need is in the press kit.