A little voice companion that lives quietly on your computer. Hold a hotkey, say what you mean, and your words land right where your cursor is. In any app.
Windows 10 and 11. Free, and you bring your own free Groq key (about two minutes to set up).
No window to open, nothing to copy and paste. Sprig waits in the background until you need it.
CtrlShiftSpace works anywhere: your browser, a document, email, Figma, a comment box.
Talk normally. Sprig listens while you hold, and handles punctuation and filler words for you.
Let go, and your words appear at the cursor, in whatever app you were already using.
Sprig uses Groq to turn your speech into text, with your own free key. It takes about two minutes.
That is the whole setup. Sprig tells you right away if the key works.
Because it keeps Sprig free and keeps your words yours. Your recordings go straight from your computer to Groq under your own account, so nobody shares your limits and nothing passes through a server of mine.
Groq's free tier is generous: around 2,000 dictations a day, which is far more than most people speak in a week.
Your key, your history, and your dictionary all stay on your computer.
Sprig learns the words you actually use, and keeps track of what you have said.
Teach Sprig names, brands, and jargon it would otherwise spell wrong.
Say a short phrase, and Sprig types the long thing: your email, an address, a signature.
Everything you have dictated, grouped by day, searchable, and easy to copy again.
Words dictated, streaks, and the times of day you talk most.
Sprig earns eight little outfits as you use it. Purely for fun.
Your key and your history are saved locally. There is no account and no server of mine.
Sprig is early and made by one person, so if something feels off, tell me. That is exactly what I want to hear.
Download for WindowsSprig is not code signed yet (the certificate costs a few hundred dollars a year), so Windows shows a blue "Windows protected your PC" screen. Click More info, then Run anyway. You can remove Sprig any time from Windows Settings, under Installed apps.