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Anyone using a Wispr Flow alternative that is non-cloud?

7 pointsby 3h ago
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Looking for something that runs on my device.

What's everybody using?

3h agoHN ↗

FluidVoice has been working well enough for me on my laptop.

2h agoHN ↗

I've used a few and got so invested that I built my own. If I had to suggest some, they are also all Open Source:

Handy - It's great, supports Mac, Win and Linux. It's very focused on dictation, but it doesn't go too far outside of that. It's also completely free https://handy.computer/

VoiceInk - Mac only, and pretty good if you're on a Mac. It starts at $25 for one device. https://tryvoiceink.com/

Glimpse - the one I built. Mac and Windows, free local dictation. A lifetime license covers other paid features, w/ a 2 week free trial. https://tryglimpse.cc

1h agoHN ↗

I use Handy, it's fine, my complaint is that you can't have it clean up your grammar mistakes, it just records your words exactly as is. But for that it's great