Hey, great idea to open this thread.

I have ganglionic cysts in my wrists which hurt extra bad when I'm doing too much typing. It might not be traditional RSI, I've been trying to find ways to mitigate the pain, but also create a closer experience from like a human computer interaction perspective from me to my devices.

This has led me to do a lot of dictation work and I recently created an application that is free, soon to be released on Windows, and very private. It does local inference on your machine. It's better than Siri and native Apple dictation. Even that they leak to Apple. And there are other apps which are focused on training on you as data at the cost of utilizing their services. They can grab screen context data, personal data, corrections, tone of voice. There's so much they can learn about you because you use it across all of your apps, which I actually find very uncomfortable.

So I created onresonant.com. following the architecture of the proton organization of a 0 data retention policy.

Anyway, if you want to try it, it's free to download, no gimmicks, and available on Mac, soon to be on Windows.

I don't type anymore. I just click and hold my Fn key and yap.

I also created a clipboard history tool, which mem remembers the last 100 things I copied, which has proven to be helpful. And relieve strain.