These applications help with dictation, checking AI limits and keeping a Mac
awake. They are not part of Lazurio. Check your Organization’s rules before
installing them.
Dictation that works in text fields across applications. Speak naturally and Wispr Flow turns your speech into polished text.
Useful when: You want to dictate a longer prompt, email, or message quickly instead of typing everything.
Privacy: With Context Awareness enabled, Flow can send surrounding text, app details and conversation history with a dictation. Wispr states that it does not take screenshots. On iPhone, the keyboard sends text around the cursor and has no separate Context Awareness switch. Before using work data, get its processing and permissions approved; on Mac and Windows in sensitive environments, turn off Context awareness in Settings → Data and Privacy. Wispr says the app name and website domain are still sent; Command Mode and Polish also send the text being edited. Check retention and model-training settings separately. What Wispr can read.
Download Wispr Flow →AI limit overview
CodexBar
A free, open-source macOS application that shows AI service usage, available limits, and reset times in the menu bar.
Useful when: Before assigning a longer task to an agent, you want to see how much capacity remains and when the limit resets.
Permissions: Depending on the service, CodexBar may use browser cookies, Keychain or OAuth credentials. Reading Safari cookies may require Full Disk Access. These permissions do more than display a number: get the specific access approved before connecting a work account and choose the least access needed. Never paste cookies or tokens into chat. Permission documentation.
Open CodexBar →A Mac that stays awake
Amphetamine
A free macOS app from the Mac App Store that keeps the computer from sleeping. When connected to power, it can keep a MacBook running even with the lid closed.
When it helps: A long-running task needs the Mac to stay awake.
Open Amphetamine in the App Store → 
