“I built it because I wanted something like Wispr Flow, but that's a subscription and your voice goes to the cloud.”
Arham, on github.com ↗
Wispr Flow charges $15 a month to hear you think out loud. Spokesman hears it on-device, for nothing.
Wispr Flow wants $15 a month to type what you say. BetterWispr holds Option+Space, listens on your Mac, and bills nobody.
“I wanted to make voice typing more accessible without requiring a monthly subscription or sending every recording to a cloud server.”
Wispr Flow wants $15 a month to type what you say. This one put the refusal in the repo name and runs on your Mac.
“I'm not paying for Wispr Flow.”
Wispr Flow charges $15 a month to type what you say. LocalFlow does it on your own GPU for nothing, word limit not included.
“The idea came from using Wispr Flow and wanting the same convenience without a subscription or the cloud.”
Built something because a company wanted your credit card for a feature that fits in a single file? That's spiteware. Submit it and join the hall of fame.
