How it works

How Jarq works

Select text or press a key. The answer lands where your cursor already is.

Select text

A dot appears beside the selection. Point at it, and your buttons open.

The answer waits in a bubble — Insert, Copy or Regenerate.

Or press ⌥T

Where no dot appears — Figma, terminals, Telegram — ⌥T grabs the selection and opens the same buttons. With nothing selected, it opens Ask.

Figma and the terminal →

Speak

Press ⌥`, talk, press it again. The text lands at the cursor, punctuated.

Formatting stays

Headings, lists and to-dos in Notion, mentions in Slack, fonts in Google Docs. Only the words change.

App by app →

Where the work happens

Nothing is stored, and nothing is used for training. Privacy policy

On your Mac

Reading and typing, your history — and, once you install it, speech recognition. Offline, free, unlimited.

In the cloud

Translation, the actions, Ask and cloud dictation. In memory only, and straight back.

Two permissions

No screen recording, no input monitoring, no account.

Accessibility

To read your selection and type the answer.

Microphone

For dictation only.

Two minutes to set up

Set up Jarq