DOCUMENTATION
Understand the boundary. Then move quickly.
A practical guide to Side Whisper’s rail, browser windows, Gaming input modes, local voice pipeline, privacy controls, workspaces, licensing, and recovery paths.
- Guides
- 9 maintained product guides
- Coverage
- Setup, browser, Gaming, voice, privacy, account, support
- Search
- Full-guide text filtering below
- Updated
- July 16, 2026
ALL GUIDES
From first rail to edge-case recovery.
Every guide states what the feature does, what remains local, and where Windows, a website, or a game can impose a boundary.
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Getting started
Install Side Whisper, choose where the rail lives, add your first web app, and understand the three window priority families.
Sidebar and workspaces
Build a stable app rail, organize links, use notification badges, and switch complete setups through Templates.
Browser windows and tabs
Use Side Whisper’s companion browser for quick web-app sessions, navigation, bookmarks, downloads, privacy controls, and recovery.
Gaming modes and performance HUD
Understand View, Interact, and Focus behavior, fullscreen limitations, game detection, and the meaning of every telemetry state.
Offline voice dictation
Download a Whisper model, record from a shortcut, tune local text cleanup, and use Dictionary and Snippets.
Privacy, security, and permissions
See what stays on the device, what reaches the account service, how site permissions work, and what the blocker can and cannot do.
Templates, themes, and Operator Console
Create reusable sidebar setups, manage theme modes, preview changes safely, and operate Side Whisper from the keyboard.
Account, devices, and licensing
Understand invitations, sign-in, device limits, entitlements, protected downloads, offline grace, and the current Pro preview.
Troubleshooting
Resolve common window, sign-in, voice, overlay, download, notification, and website-session issues.
Need the product map?
Begin with Getting started, then read the guide for the specific surface you are configuring.
Explore all featuresSomething behaves differently?
Troubleshooting covers monitor placement, Gaming focus, voice, authentication, and common Windows restrictions.
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