Reviewers consistently say Aqua Voice is unusually fast, accurate, and easy to fit into daily work, often to the point of replacing most typing for writing, email, coding, and general computer use. They especially praise strong handling of context, technical terms, customization, and smooth Mac integration, with several saying it beats Dragon, Wispr Flow, and other dictation tools. The main caveats are practical rather than fundamental: it depends on internet access, users want iOS, mobile, or Linux support, and a few mention rare crashes, failed transcripts, or paste glitches.
the idea is cool, ui cool too, but it lacked a true multilangual approach. The second thing is cause it makes on-the-go transcription, it misses more often than the simpler whisperAI extension. but i'll try once again in month or two, i bet your approach can work better
@islam_midov Would love to hear more feedback from you! Feel free to DM / email me. BTW we have multi-language now (: As a Spanish speaker myself, I've been looking forward to have that out (:
Congrats on the launch! A couple of things that you will need to do for me to switch from Wispr Flow.
Command Mode
Auto-detect Language.
iOS app.
Good luck!
Great product and how it's synced everywhere. Plug & Play at it's best. Best KISS(Keep It Simple Stupid) example.
Having a disability (being born without hands). I tend to lean on dictation apps more than any other apps on my computer. I can type on a regular keyboard, but it's not as fast. I've been trying out a lot of dictation apps recently, and Aqua Voice is pretty damn amazing. Definitely gonna keep trying it for a little while and report back. @finn_brown Shoot me a message on one of the socials. We should chat.
Just tried it. Easy 2 minutes setup. works like a charm. first i've found for windows that i can say these things about. probably will be a paying customer. great work!
After using Aqua Voice, there's no going back to typing the old way. It's gaining serious traction in Japan—and for good reason!
Many services today already offer built-in voice input features.
In what ways do you think Aqua stands out compared to those?
@kay_arkain If you use Mac OS dictation or Windows voice typing for anything, you know that it's basically unusable.
The accuracy is poor and it has no true "intelligence". There are lots of homebrew projects that are well-meaning but don't take voice to the next level and make it so you want to USE it.
30 seconds into using Aqua, you should notice three things:
speed.
accuracy.
flexibility.