DripWriter drips your text into any field with drifting, variable speed, natural pauses, fatigue, and the occasional typo it fixes. It also has a one-click pass that strips AI writing tells. Native macOS, zero dependencies.
macOS 13+ · Universal (Intel + Apple Silicon) · free & open-source (MIT)
Small details, all aimed at looking like a person typed it.
Your pace is a random walk between Min and Max WPM, never a constant rate. Inconsistency is the point.
Adjacent-key slips, doubled letters, transpositions, and corrections noticed a few letters late.
Longer beats after sentences, thinking pauses mid-flow, and a gentle slowdown over long passages.
One click strips AI tells: em dashes, filler, hedging, copulas, chatbot artifacts, curly quotes.
Collapse to a tiny typer that stays out of your way. ⌘K to toggle.
A single AppKit app. No Python, no Electron, no dependencies. Types via the system input layer.
Drag a .docx, .rtf, or .txt onto the window and its text loads, paragraphs and lists intact. (Plain text, so styling isn't typed.)
From clean and robotic to as human as it gets.
Constant speed, no drift, no typos. When you want it clean and predictable.
35–75 wpm, 3% mistakes. Balanced everyday human typing. The default.
15–110 wpm, 7% mistakes, planning pauses, and it drafts then goes back to edit. The works.
A real person drafts first, then re-reads and fixes. Same here. It's grounded in keystroke-logging writing research on bursts, planning pauses (2 s+), and revision pauses.
Draft: "The cat sat on yhe mat, and it was happy. the end."
typed "yhe" for "the", and left "the end" lowercase
· [←×5] · ⌫⌫⌫The re-read, back to the word, delete it, retype "The"
· [←×27] · ⌫⌫⌫the further back, delete "yhe", retype "the"
· [→×32] cursor returns to the end
Result: "The cat sat on the mat, and it was happy. The end." ✓
The process looks human; the final text always matches your input exactly.
Deterministic, offline cleanup. A native port of blader/humanizer.
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This is a testament to our team. To succeed, we use cutting-edge tools, and we use data. Also, the platform is a hub that has a vibrant community.
Download the prebuilt app (unzip, then right-click → Open the first time). Or build from source:
git clone https://github.com/NatePearson/DripWriter.git cd DripWriter ./build.sh # compiles + assembles + signs DripWriter.app open DripWriter.app
Then grant Accessibility once in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility. The app auto-detects it.