My name is Roni, I am a serial solo builder & founder based in Stockholm 🇸🇪
I built wisprkey to be more productive in my AI coding workflow, prompting Claude Code/Codex was the bottleneck. Every voice-typing tool I tried had a limited free tier or a pricy pro plan, so I built one that is 100% free.
What’s in it: 100% Free to use: unlimited voice typing, 31 languages, 98% accuracy. Pro ($4.99/mo): text-to-speech in 64 voices, translation to 31 languages. Agent cursor coming soon.
Appreciate feedback 🙏
// Roni
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congrats on the launch. the "vibe coding" tag next to a dictation app caught my eye - is accuracy tuned at all for spoken code/technical terms (variable names, "snake case", "curly brace", etc.) or is it more general-purpose dictation that happens to work fine for prompting an AI assistant in plain English? asking because that's usually where general dictation tools fall apart for devs.
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Hey 👋
My name is Roni, I am a serial solo builder & founder based in Stockholm 🇸🇪
I built wisprkey to be more productive in my AI coding workflow, prompting Claude Code/Codex was the bottleneck. Every voice-typing tool I tried had a limited free tier or a pricy pro plan, so I built one that is 100% free.
What’s in it:
100% Free to use: unlimited voice typing, 31 languages, 98% accuracy.
Pro ($4.99/mo): text-to-speech in 64 voices, translation to 31 languages. Agent cursor coming soon.
Appreciate feedback 🙏
// Roni
congrats on the launch. the "vibe coding" tag next to a dictation app caught my eye - is accuracy tuned at all for spoken code/technical terms (variable names, "snake case", "curly brace", etc.) or is it more general-purpose dictation that happens to work fine for prompting an AI assistant in plain English? asking because that's usually where general dictation tools fall apart for devs.