Questions
What Wispfield needs, what it costs, and what it sends. The answers people ask for before buying.
Does Wispfield run on macOS or Linux?
No. Wispfield is Windows only, for Windows 10 and Windows 11. There is no macOS, Linux, iOS or Android version.
Do I need my own AI subscription or API key?
Yes. Wispfield ships no model and sells no tokens. It runs on the Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity plans you already have. We take no cut of what you spend with those providers, and there is no monthly bill from us.
Which providers work today?
Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Claude, OpenAI and Gemini. More are being added over time, and anything not listed here is not claimed to work yet.
Is there a free trial?
Seven days, free, with no credit card. It is the whole product with nothing held back, so the trial is how you decide rather than a limited version of it.
What happens when the trial ends?
The app stops starting new work. Nothing is charged, nothing is deleted, and everything Wispfield helped you build stays in ordinary folders on your own disk, readable with or without Wispfield installed.
Is Wispfield a subscription?
No. It is a one-time license with no renewal and no expiry. You pay once and the license is yours.
Why does the price change?
The price rises by cohort as licenses are issued: licenses 1 to 100 cost $99, 101 to 250 cost $149, and 251 onward cost $199. The price today is $99. Whichever number you buy is the price you keep, and it never rises for a license already sold.
How many computers can I use one license on?
Three at a time. Reinstalling on a computer you have already activated does not use up another one, and when you replace a machine you can release the old one from inside the app without asking us.
Does Wispfield work offline?
The license does not need a connection most of the time. Activation stores a file on your computer that lasts forty-five days, the app renews it well before then, and if it cannot reach us it keeps working for a further thirty days while saying so on screen. The agents themselves are a different matter: they run on your model providers, and those need a connection.
Can you see my code?
No. There is no analytics, no crash reporter and no usage telemetry in Wispfield. Activation sends your license key, a random identifier for that installation, and the app version. A report goes only when you write one and press send, and it shows you exactly what is attached before it leaves. Speech is transcribed on your own machine and the audio is never uploaded.
What updates do I get?
Your license includes every Wispfield update through 1.x. Updates are offered rather than forced, so you choose when to install one and the app will not interrupt work in progress to apply it.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within thirty days of buying, with no questions asked and no proof of anything. Write to support@wispfield.dev from the address you bought with. The only consequence is that the license key stops working.
Why does Windows warn me when I install it?
Because the installer is not yet code signed, Windows SmartScreen shows a blue warning the first time. Choose More info, then Run anyway. The download always comes from wispfield.dev, and code signing is being arranged.
Do I have to choose which model runs a job?
No. You say what you want built and Loomi works out which agents to bring in and which of your plans each should run on. You do not pick a model or open a terminal.
What if I lose my license key?
Go to wispfield.dev/recover and enter the address you bought with, and we will send the key again. If you no longer read mail at that address, write to support@wispfield.dev from either one.