Frequently asked questions.

Agent Mode is a continuous voice agent. Press fn + shift and just talk. It listens, talks back, and takes action across your connected apps (like creating a Linear ticket and posting the link in Slack), searches the web, and works with files and reminders on your Mac. It confirms before it sends, creates, or changes anything.

No. Reads and searches happen freely, but anything that writes to your apps or your Mac is shown to you first. You can edit the details, and nothing runs until you approve.

Hold fn, speak, release, and polished text appears at your cursor in any app. It cleans up filler words and punctuation automatically. Use fn + space for hands-free dictation.

No. Dictation is included and works system-wide, but the heart of mrmr is Agent Mode: using your voice to get real work done across apps and your Mac.

The private beta currently supports Slack, Linear, Google Calendar, Google Tasks, Google Meet, Zoom, Notion, Gmail, Cal.com, Calendly, Attio, Apple Reminders, and GitHub, plus built-in web search and on-Mac tools like file search and your browser history and bookmarks. More are on the way.

It's a real conversation. The agent asks clarifying questions, chains multiple steps across apps, reads results back, and lets you correct course mid-task, and it confirms before anything is written.

Yes. Hand bigger tasks (research, summaries, multi-step lookups) to a background sub-agent and keep talking while it works. Ask for the status anytime, and every run is saved in the app so you can come back to the result later.

The microphone only opens when you trigger mrmr; there's no always-on listening. Audio is processed in real time to power transcription and the agent; we never store recordings or use them for training.

No. Both modes need an internet connection for transcription and the agent.

Yes. mrmr uses OAuth for all integrations; we never see or store your passwords. Permissions are scoped to only what's needed, and you can revoke access at any time from your account settings in each app.

mrmr needs Accessibility permission (to insert text at your cursor) and Microphone access (to capture your voice). All standard macOS permission prompts, and nothing runs in the background without your knowledge.

The beta is best suited for Mac users who work in Slack, Linear, and Google Calendar and are comfortable giving feedback on an early product.

mrmr is in private beta. Join the waitlist and we'll send access as spots open up. For the fastest path, book a 20-minute setup call.

mrmr currently supports English. Multi-language support is on the roadmap. If you need a specific language, let us know and we'll prioritize accordingly.

mrmr is in private beta. Pricing will be announced before paid plans launch, with founder pricing for early beta users.