“Wispr Flow is a great product, but it's a paid cloud service.”
Shero, on github.com ↗
Wispr Flow bills $15 a month to type what you say. Whisper Free does it on your own machine and never sends an invoice.
Wispr Flow wants $15 a month and still won't touch Linux. Utter holds a key, listens on Wayland, and keeps both your audio and your money at home.
“Paid dictation apps charge $10–15/month, and the good ones are macOS-only.”
Wispr Flow bills you every month for speech recognition that worked the first month. YazSes runs Whisper on your machine, once, forever.
“Dictation is a tool you use every working day for years, which makes a monthly fee an unusual shape of cost: you keep paying for speech recognition that already worked the first month.”
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.”
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