PRIVATE VOICE AND AUTOMATION ASSISTANT

Whispaw

This is the official homepage for the Whispaw application. The application name is Whispaw. Whispaw is a private voice and automation assistant for iPhone and desktop. It connects an iPhone companion with a desktop workspace so users can ask questions, navigate, listen, code, and control user-approved automations by voice or text—even while the phone is locked.

Local-first controlsEncrypted pairingUser-directed actions

ABOUT WHISPAW

What does the Whispaw app do?

Whispaw is a companion application for hands-free access to a user’s own desktop tools. Its purpose is to let a user securely send voice or typed requests from an iPhone to a paired desktop, receive spoken responses, and control only the features and connected services that the user has configured.

Ask and listen

Ask market, chart, website, location, and general questions. Responses can be shown on the desktop or read through the paired phone.

Navigate and remember

Request directions, nearby places, reminders, and calendar help. Location access is used only when a location feature is requested or enabled.

Create and control

Build layouts, studies, code changes, and automations in the desktop workspace. Actions remain subject to the connected service and the user’s settings.

Discover music

Whispaw’s optional music discovery feature uses an account-linked wallet and listening choices to build a permanent in-service library while crediting participating artists.

GOOGLE SIGN-IN

A small, specific use

Google Sign-In is used to identify and secure a user’s Whispaw account for the optional music discovery feature. Whispaw requests basic identity information only: a stable account identifier and email address. It does not request Gmail, Drive, Calendar, contacts, or advertising data through this sign-in.

How Google user data is handled →

Important

Whispaw is an independent software project. It is not a broker, investment adviser, bank, telecom carrier, navigation provider, retailer, or emergency service. Connected providers govern their own services, data, availability, and transactions.