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Your voice is another controller

VoiceCmd listens for phrases you choose and turns them into input your games already understand: key presses, held keys, mouse actions, typed text and multi-step macros. There is no plugin to install and no game integration to wait for. If it responds to a keyboard, it responds to VoiceCmd.

Nothing leaves your machine

Speech recognition runs on your own hardware. No cloud service, no account, no sign-in, no telemetry. Pull the network cable out and it behaves exactly the same.

Built for the way people actually talk

• Fuzzy matching forgives a rushed or half-swallowed word.
  
• Sound-alikes are handled, so "reload four me" fires the same command as "reload for me".
  
• Push-to-talk when you want control, or a toggle hotkey when you want your hands free.
  
• An optional wake word, so ordinary conversation does not set things off.

A profile for every game

Keep a separate command set per game and switch between them in a click. Individual commands can be switched off while you tune them, so a half-finished idea never fires mid-match.

What one command can do

• Press, hold or release any key or combination
  
• Click, move or scroll the mouse
  
• Type a line of text
  
• Chain steps into a macro with timed pauses
  
• Play a sound, or speak a confirmation back to you
  
• Launch an application or open a page

Windows, macOS and Linux

One purchase covers all three. On Linux, VoiceCmd can drive input through uinput as well as X11, which lets it reach native Wayland windows that many tools cannot.