GHOSTYPE

GHOSTYPE is built around a simple observation: people type at roughly 40 words per minute but speak at around 150. The app turns that gap into a workflow by making voice the primary input on macOS. You hold a hotkey, speak the way you actually think, and GHOSTYPE handles the rest — removing filler words, fixing punctuation and capitalisation, and inserting the finished text into the field where your cursor already sits.\n\nWhat separates it from plain dictation software is the context awareness. Each application can carry its own polish profile, so a message in Slack can stay loose and quick while an email to a VP reads as clear business prose. In-line logic editing lets you self-correct mid-sentence by voice — announcing a proper email address, for example, and having it formatted correctly — and suffix commands let you append an instruction such as telling GHOSTYPE who the recipient is, so it rewrites the whole message in the right register.\n\nGHOSTYPE also folds in supporting utilities that normally live in separate apps: instant translation between languages, quick voice memos that never require opening a window, smart contact matching so names are spelled correctly, multilingual switching without toggling input methods, and a usage dashboard showing time saved. A longer-term feature the team calls Ghost Twin aims to learn your personal writing style over time and grow into a digital double of your voice.