Emil WagmanCTO
Say one sentence and Incredible does the task in any Mac app. Or use Siri for quick requests, or Voice Control for every click. How each works.
You are halfway through a sandwich when you remember the meeting with Anna that still is not booked. With your voice alone, you can now get that done on a Mac in one sentence.
There are three ways to control a Mac by voice. Incredible takes a whole task in one sentence, in any app. Apple's Siri handles quick requests in Apple's apps. Voice Control lets you say every click yourself. The recording above shows Incredible doing voice tasks in Gmail, Outlook, Slack and Calendar.
Hold the fn key, say the task in your own words, and let go:
"Set up a 30 minute meeting with Anna next Tuesday at 10 and add a Google Meet link."
Incredible shows the event it is about to create, with Confirm and Dismiss buttons, and nothing is sent until you confirm. It works the same way in websites, in your own browser signed in as you, and in the files on your Mac, such as an Excel sheet or a slide deck.
For longer stretches, press fn and Space to talk hands-free. To type with your voice into any text field instead, hold Ctrl and Shift and talk: the words land where your cursor is, with filler words removed (see Dictation). Every key can be changed in the Shortcuts guide.
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For quick things in Apple's own apps, yes. Siri AI came with macOS 27, and Apple's page says it can "get things done across your apps to send messages, create events, and more". It needs a Mac with M1 or later, is a beta in English to start, and Apple says daily usage limits may apply. It does not work your company's CRM in Chrome.
Voice Control is built into macOS for running the whole Mac by voice, which matters if a mouse or keyboard is hard to use. Turn it on under Apple menu, System Settings, Accessibility, Voice Control, then say commands such as "Open Mail", "Scroll down" or "Click Done". "Show numbers" puts a number on everything you can click, and "Show grid" lays a numbered grid over the screen. Apple's Voice Control guide lists every command. A job that takes forty clicks takes forty commands.
| Incredible | Siri AI | Voice Control | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you say | The whole task | One request | Each click |
| Your CRM in Chrome | Yes | No | Click by click |
| An Excel file on screen | Point and say the change | No | Click by click |
Try this now. Hold the key and say: "Reply to this email and say Thursday at 10 works." Incredible is free for 7 days with no card. Download it, or read the Quickstart first.
For more voice tools, see the best voice AI tools in 2026. For AI that works in your Mac apps in general, see AI that can control your Mac.
Choose Apple menu, System Settings, then Accessibility in the sidebar, then Voice Control, and turn it on. Then say commands such as "Open Mail", "Scroll down" or "Click Done". Say "Stop listening" to pause it and "Start listening" to resume.
Yes, with Voice Control. Say "Show numbers" to put a number on every item you can click, then say the number. "Show grid" puts a numbered grid over the screen for places that have no button.
Yes. Siri AI in macOS 27 handles requests in Apple apps, such as sending a message or creating an event. Incredible takes a whole task in one sentence, in any app, website or file, and does the clicking and typing itself.
Yes. macOS has built-in dictation, and Voice Control has a dictation mode. In Incredible you hold Ctrl and Shift and talk, and the words land wherever your cursor is, with filler words removed.
It clicks and types in your browser, files and apps, exactly like you do.
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