Copy That

One button.
Say it anywhere.
It's on your Mac.

Press the button on your iPhone or Apple Watch and talk. By the time you're back at your desk, your words are pasted on your Mac and ready to use.

claude — ~/copythatlistening

✻ Welcome to Claude Code!

/help for help, /status for your current setup

cwd: /Users/you/copythat

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? for shortcuts

Copy that. Pasted from Apple Watch
  • Free on iPhone
  • Transcribed on your Mac
  • No subscription

Start with the Mac app: it does the transcribing. Then add your iPhone or Apple Watch.

iPhone & Apple Watch · App StoreDownload for Mac · free
Free on iPhone · Apple Watch $4.99 once · Mac app needs macOS 15 or later

Android, Windows & Linux coming soon.

See how it works in 5 steps ↓
Get started

Five steps, about five minutes.

  1. Step 1

    Get the Mac app

    Install the free Copy That app on your Mac. It lives in your menu bar and does the transcribing and pasting.

  2. Step 2

    Finish setup on the Mac

    The first time it opens, Copy That checks iCloud, downloads its speech model once (about 1.5 GB), and asks for Accessibility so it can press ⌘V for you.

  3. Step 3

    Get the iPhone app

    Install Copy That on your iPhone (free). Use the same Apple Account with iCloud on your iPhone and Mac. For Apple Watch, unlock it once in the iPhone app ($4.99).

  4. Step 4

    Tap or hold, and talk

    Tap the big button to start and tap again to send, or hold it while you talk. Walk around, it works on any network.

  5. Step 5

    It’s pasted on your Mac

    Your Mac turns it into text and pastes it where your cursor is: Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, any text field. With auto-paste off, it’s on your clipboard, just press ⌘V.

Full setup guide & troubleshooting →
Works with every harness

Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, Cursor. Whatever you’re talking to.

Copy That doesn’t need a plugin or a voice feature inside your tool. It pastes into whatever is in front of you, so it works the same everywhere, including tools with no voice at all, like OpenCode and Gemini CLI.

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All 20 tools, from Pi to Zed →
Pick your microphone

Your iPhone or Apple Watch is the mic. Your Mac does the rest.

Mac

Free

Lives in your menu bar, transcribes on your Mac, and pastes into the app in front of you.

Download for Mac →
How it works
  1. Push.

    One button on your watch or phone. That's the whole interface.

  2. Talk.

    Walk, pace, make coffee. Say as much as you need to.

  3. Paste.

    Your Mac transcribes it and pastes the text into the app in front of you.

Built for people who talk to AI all day. Your best prompts happen away from the keyboard. Copy That makes sure they're waiting in Claude Code, Cursor or ChatGPT when you get back.