Blip AI

You think faster than you type, but every Slack message and email still funnels through the same slow keyboard. Blip AI sits behind a hotkey to fix that. Press it, talk, release. Your sentence lands in whatever app you have open, already cleaned up and punctuated.

What Blip AI actually does

Voice dictation has historically been hit or miss. Dragon is expensive, Siri can't punctuate, and pasting transcripts into ChatGPT means a tab switch and a copy-paste shuffle. Blip skips all of that. It runs as a system-wide voice layer: press the trigger, speak, release. The transcript hits the active app a moment later, formatted properly, with the filler words gone before they ever reach the page.

• Dictate into any desktop or mobile app on Mac, Windows, or Android
• Strip filler words and apply punctuation in real time
• Dictate in 99+ languages with auto-detected formatting
• Trigger drafts via Hey Blip voice commands for email and Slack
• Match your existing tone with context-aware writing style
• Keep a personal vocabulary for names, acronyms, and jargon
• Run custom prompts to reshape transcripts before they land
• Sync transcripts across devices and connect to the API

The features that matter

• AI polishing and formatting: Takes raw speech and shapes it into text you'd actually send.
• Custom prompts: Define your own polish rules (rewrite as a Slack DM, turn into bullets, summarise) and Blip runs them on every transcript.
• Voice AI commands: Say "Hey Blip, email Sarah" and skip the typing entirely.
• Personal vocabulary: Teaches itself your company names, jargon, and the way you spell your kids' names.

How it fits in your stack

Blip positions itself against ChatGPT for anyone who's been pasting voice notes and asking the model to clean them up. The difference here is latency, and the difference in friction is the thing that actually matters once you've used both for a week. Blip does the cleanup inline, in the app you already have open, without the copy-paste round trip and without a second tab to manage. If you've been using ChatGPT as a poor man's voice-to-text editor, this is the upgrade.

Who it's built for

Anyone whose ideas come out faster verbally than via keyboard. Writers drafting first passes between coffee refills. Founders firing off Slack messages between meetings. People with wrist pain who'd rather not type all day. Anyone on the road, away from a proper keyboard, who still needs to send real sentences. The 99+ language support also makes it useful if you switch between markets or write to teammates whose first language isn't English.

The deal

Tier 1 starts at $59 (compare at $144) and gives you 200,000 words a month across 2 devices. Tier 2 lifts that to 600,000 words and 6 devices for $139. Higher tiers scale up to 3,200,000 words a month, unlimited devices, and 16-seat team management if you need it for a team. [Pick up Blip AI on AppSumo](https://www.grabltd.com/recommends/appsumo-blip-ai/).