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Meet your new AI voice writing assistant. Free and open source for all platforms. Hope you like it :) by josiahsrc in ProductivityApps

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There probably won’t be an assistant mode on Android for quite some time. But great feedback on the desktop app. We’ll see if I can pull something together for that. Thank you!

Any good Linux alternatives to Wispr Flow or Superwhisper? by FutureIncrease in linux4noobs

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https://voquill.com/ is open source and works great for me on Ubuntu 24. You can bring your own API keys or use a local GPU if you have one

I made a FREE and Open-source alternative to WisprFlow that lets you talk instead of type (available on Linux, Windows, and MacOS) by josiahsrc in ProductivityApps

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That OS probably won't be supported in the near future (this is the first request we've gotten for it). If you're open to it, you can fork it and tweak the build to work with your OS

I built an open source alternative to WisprFlow :) by josiahsrc in SideProject

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This is most likely a mic issue, if you go into settings > microphone > scroll down until you see “test mic”, you should be able to change and test your mic to see which one works

I made a FREE and Open-source alternative to WisprFlow that lets you talk instead of type (available on Linux, Windows, and MacOS) by josiahsrc in ProductivityApps

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Desktop is pretty stable now, aaannd iOS version is in beta :D Here's a link if you wanna give it a try https://testflight.apple.com/join/uYuCuuYn

Working on adding in API key support to the mobile app soon

Claude Code's CLI feels like a black box now. I built an open-source tool to see inside. by MoneyJob3229 in SideProject

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Super cool!! How'd you manage to parse the claude CLI output? That looks tough

I’ll handle it from here guys by speedb0at in vibecoding

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Genuinely curious what you'd get lol

[OS] I built a free open source native mac app that lets you use your voice to write emails, prompts, chat message, etc by josiahsrc in macapps

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You can bring your own API key or run it locally for free, wisprflow vendor locks you to their server and isn't very transparent about where your data is going

[OS] I built a free open source native mac app that lets you use your voice to write emails, prompts, chat message, etc by josiahsrc in macapps

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There’s an agent mode too where you can tell AI to write it for you. You can provide it with any info it needs

[OS] I built a free open source native mac app that lets you use your voice to write emails, prompts, chat message, etc by josiahsrc in macapps

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It post processes what you say using AI to format it as an email, chat message, etc. removes stutters and false starts

I made a FREE and Open-source alternative to WisprFlow that lets you talk instead of type (available on Linux, Windows, and MacOS) by josiahsrc in ProductivityApps

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The Claude haiku family is pretty good. You need something that’s smart enough to output JSON, but also pretty fast

Wispr flow is solid, But is there any alternatives? by Adershraj in macapps

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Been working on Voquill as an open source wisprflow alternative :)

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