... happens if platforms like LinkedIn, X and Reddit start following the same path. That would make social media real again. For me, the best way I've found to write genuine comments is pretty simple: I dictate them using @AquaVoice . I turn on the AI diction app, say what I'm actually thinking, then make a few small edits for formatting or clarity. That's it. I have also started using tools that auto-complete my sentences in case ... ... llms pull from common language patterns, but I hope it flags the super obvious stuff. As long as it isn t over reactive, I think it could be good! Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): @rajiv_ayyangar  I found

... AquaVoice, WisprFlow or SuperWhisper, you know the drill: talk to a wall, hit stop, pray the AI didn't hallucinate. Nobody does live transcription because it completely breaks standard AI models. We spent months figuring out local agreement, audio buffering, and aggressive real-time self-correction just so you can finally edit at the speed of thought. Live transcription is not final transcription, but faster. It is a trust problem. When someone is still speaking, the model is decoding ...

... What Makes a Truly Great Dictation App What Is Snaply? Snaply's Core Features: In Depth Why Privacy Is Non-Negotiable for Dictation Snaply vs. Every Major Alternative

... twist! Really clever move by @Wispr Flow teaming up with @Product Hunt and turning the whole platform into a live product experience. The real genius isn t just the feature, it s the incentive design, instead of preaching about voice interfaces, they re quietly shifting behavior by rewarding it, which is how habit loops form and real adoption sticks. From what I can tell, this seems to work only on the desktop version of Product Hunt, not the mobile ... ... mobile app. I m curious to see whether today s launches end up getting more comments than usual. Personally, I m all for it, it s fun, and I already use an AI dictation app called @Aqua

... calls last year @Text Blaze saves me hours with reusable templates @Favikon helped me run a $1.5M influencer campaign @ 100X.Bot for automating some parts of my workflow @Claude by Anthropic still exploring, but it has been solid @AquaVoice this post is literally dictated using it and rewritten @Fathom taking call notes and sharing summary with participants @Gemini helps me work faster inside Gmail and Google WorkSpace / Drive These tools have helped me save time, reduce effort, and even ... ... solo. Notion is the other one that stuck. Tried it years ago, bounced off it, then came back when I actually needed a system for managing a product roadmap by myself. The difference was having a real use case

... most people developers, writers, PMs, operators voice is already better than typing for a large portion of daily work. Snapshot: Pricing & Platform: Funding (publicly disclosed where available): Wispr: $81M+ total, including Series A and additional round in 2025 Aqua

... available for free , funded by ads. More recently, I fell in love with @Dimension , a proactive AI assistant thoughtfully crafted. Looking forward to 2026! Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): I've gotta go with @Windsurf I never really understood @VS Code . Somehow Windsurf improved the design and UX coupled with AI coding agents like @Claude by Anthropic that I was able to ship several high quality @Raycast extensions, years after trying unsuccessfully. Comment from Veranika Zdanovich(@veranika_zdanovich ... ... comet browser and assistant. @Google for email, documents, sheets, etc. @TidyCal for booking meetings on my calendar. @ChatGPT by OpenAI for research, writing, etc. @Wise @Mercury @PayPal @Stripe for payments. @Figma @WordPress for website / blog design and development. @Aqua

... testing. Less about hype, more about who s consistently climbing. Our first edition drops December 1 , starting with AI Dictation . We re looking at the products that got us typing less and speaking more like: @Wispr Flow , @MacWhisper , @AquaVoice , @superwhisper , and a few others that saw surprising spikes and strong review momentum. The next few categories will include vibecoding tools, AI automation builders, AI meeting note-takers, and coding agents, so if you want your favorite tool nabbing ... ... shelf? Comment from Kshitij Mishra(@kshitij_mishra4): To make Orbit more useful for founders A short why this ranked breakdown like mini report cards Review badges founders can embed on sites / social Clear separation between early traction

... fact, I'm using one right now to write this very post (you'll have to wait till the end to see which one I'm using ) The two main products I've used in this space are @AquaVoice and @Wispr Flow . From talking to others, these are the two that I typically hear people mention using. In general, I hear a lot more people talk about using Wispr Flow. I've personally found it super helpful using ... ... very happy with it, especially that it has as well Windows and iOS support. I don't own a Mac and I'm waiting for Android support. I've had also a lot of very positive feedbacks around

... have been a big fan of @AquaVoice but do need something local for the times I don't have internet or am traveling. So I wanted to give @OpenWispr a try but didn't really want to go through the whole setup for it... so I gave @Claude for Desktop access to my files and computer and... it basically instantly installed the whole thing and got it working! Then I asked it to package ... ... also have access to my file system". I told it what to do: "Fully install this for me using a local model that will perform well on an M4 Macbook Pro with 25GB of RAM. I'm currently using

... Cascade rather than having to type things out (though it doesn t talk back yet) Read more about Wave 11 . Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): Pretty cool! If I'm being honest though, I've already been using @AquaVoice for this and I don't see myself switching over. I definitely see the usefulness for someone who's not already using something like that or @Wispr Flow . Comment from Moe(@moe_the): Using cascade to build entire stack applications ... ... enough that I'd be happy using it 100% of the time, but I don't see a reason to switch from my current workflow. Comment from Sean Howell(@howell4change): It is funny how different my commands are

... Gowtham Shankar(@gowthamshankar): I m a developer, so I try to keep my subscriptions focused only tools that help me ship faster or stay mentally organized. My current paid stack: ChatGPT (daily dev + writing help) Cursor AI (love the VS Code-like AI experience) ClickUp (lightweight project tracking for solo/small teams) Framer (super quick for landing pages) Notion AI (for async docs with my remote team) Before subscribing, I always ask: Will this save me time or cognitive load? Will ... ... myself, I make better decisions, and the people I work with also get value that would be impossible to deliver without these tools. Comment from Punn Kam(@punn_kam): Personal ChatGPT Pro ($200/mo) Cleanshot X ($29 one time) Aqua

... most out of it. Well, 4 months later, it is an integral part of my workflow now. I'd actually say it's one of the most impactful apps I use (the other being @AquaVoice ) in terms of really improving my overall work. I use it now for so many things every day, and I've gotten it set up to be incredibly fast and efficient for what I need. I think I would feel very slow and disorganized ...

... just saw the AquaVoice changelog and thought it was a great example of a product that's focused on the right things. It's no secret that a lot of us on the Product Hunt team are fans of

... adjust monthly budgeting for saving and investing. Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): Very bullish on voice as both input and an interface! Voice

... sharing tools we're using now. Posting my notes for our community here - would love to know what else people are using! Voice AI toolkit: - Vapi - Pipecat (open source) Meeting notes without a bot: - Granola Fast voice

... folks. Excited to be here and looking forward to discovering cool products and ideas! Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): Hi Ali, welcome to Product Hunt! What are some of your favorite products so far? Recently I've been loving @AquaVoice . Comment from Alisson Fajardo(@alisson_fajardo): @gabe  Hey, thanks so much for the warm welcome! I m currently working as a recruiter, so I spend a lot of time connecting with amazing people while working remotely and honestly ... ... little joys is collecting different mugs for my (many) coffee breaks! I don t have a specific favorite product yet, but I m really excited to explore and see what cool tools and ideas everyone is sharing here.

... your project's Repo and help you plan next steps or map out what to do next. Get a Mac Mini and then do like a remote desktop that allows you to use a voice LLM (maybe something like @Aqua

... build some novel ideas very quickly Comment from Tj(@tjdoe): CoFeather.com for ai-powered blogging. Real timesaver for busy founders ;) // biased Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): Good q! Here are some of my favorites: @Cursor for vibe coding @AquaVoice for dictation I'm starting to like @Alter for quick content research Using @Perplexity a lot more for deep research and prepping Brief Sheets,

... describing aligns closely with our vision! Would love to chat further and / or keep you updated on our progress :) Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): Ooh, I like this idea. I've been using Wispr Flow and more recently @AquaVoice to vibe code via transcription, but for more serious engineering, I feel like the screenshotting +