Four dictation styles
Casual, neutral, formal, or a clear prompt for ChatGPT or Claude.
Hold Space or the mic button and talk. blurt cuts the ums, applies your corrections, adds the punctuation and copies the text for you to paste anywhere.
No weekly word cap. Chrome, Edge and Safari, on a phone or a laptop.
Cut words are struck through and fixed ones underlined. Switch to Clean to copy, or to What you said to check what the browser heard. Try a take
Today
Hey, so um I wanted to say thanks for the the notes yesterday. They helped a lot. and uh Can we can we push the review to thursday actually no Friday morning?
Where your words go: your browser's speech service hears the audio; the cleanup sends text to publik. Nothing is stored on a server.
Casual, neutral, formal, or a clear prompt for ChatGPT or Claude.
Add a name or a bit of jargon once. Only the words a take uses go to the AI.
Say “my calendar” and blurt puts in your booking link.
Saved before any network call. Search it, export it, or let it clear after 24 hours.
Talking runs about four times faster than typing. blurt makes the talking come out the way you would have typed it.
Hold Space on a laptop, or the big button on a phone. Your words show up while you talk.
Fillers go, your “actually, no, Wednesday” wins, and a spoken list becomes a numbered one.
The text is already on your clipboard. On a phone, the share sheet sends it to an app.
Paste it into
Wispr Flow types straight into other apps, at $15 a month after 2,000 free words a week. blurt is a free tab on any device.
Wispr Flow facts from wisprflow.ai, checked 13 November 2026. blurt is not affiliated with Wispr.
blurt is free on publik, a free software marketplace. When you use it through publik, its builder earns a small share of the usage, which keeps blurt free. publik's mission: free software for everyone.
Make a free publik account →No. A web page can't reach into other apps, so blurt copies the text and you paste it. There is no browser extension yet.
Your browser's speech service hears the audio: Google's in Chrome, Apple's in Safari. The AI cleanup gets the text, never audio. History stays in this browser.
Chrome, Edge and Safari, on a laptop or a phone. Firefox has no speech recognition, so there you paste text in and blurt cleans it.
Yes. A basic cleanup runs in the page: fillers, repeats, corrections, punctuation and numbered lists. It needs a connection for speech.