Speak into your phone.
It types on your computer.

BrainJack turns your phone into a voice-powered keyboard for any machine. Talk naturally, AI generates the text, and it arrives as real keystrokes on your computer — or stays on your phone's clipboard, ready to paste.

macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://brainjack.ai/install.sh | bash
Windows (PowerShell)
irm https://brainjack.ai/install.ps1 | iex

Free and open source. Runs on your network. Nothing goes to the cloud.

How it works

Three moving parts

Your phone captures your voice. A service on your computer receives the text. That's it.

1

You speak into the BrainJack app on your phone

On-device speech recognition converts your voice to text. It never leaves your local network.

2

AI turns your words into the right output

Not just dictation. Say "write a professional email declining this meeting" and it writes the whole email. Or just dictate normally — your choice.

3

Text arrives on your computer

The BrainJack service types it directly into whatever app has focus — like someone sitting at the keyboard. Or keep it on your phone's clipboard to paste wherever you need it. Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Current status

What's working today

BrainJack is in active development and already usable for real work.

Live

Voice to Clipboard

Speak on your phone, AI generates text, copied to your phone's clipboard. Paste or share from there.

Live

Voice to Keystrokes

Text gets typed directly into the active window. Works on all three platforms.

Live

AI Agent Mode

Ask the AI to write emails, letters, code — not just transcribe. Review on your phone before sending.

Beta

iOS App

Available now on TestFlight. Voice input, device management, trackpad, command sheets.

Beta

USB Dongle

A physical device that plugs into any computer and types as a USB keyboard. No drivers needed.

Coming

Android App

Android client is in development. The service already works — just needs the app.

Get started

Install the service, get the app

Install the service on your computer (one command above), then grab the iOS app to start talking.

Open source. The service is source-available under BSL 1.1. Bring your own API keys. Your voice data stays on your network. No accounts, no subscriptions, no tracking.