DictaFlow
Hold-to-talk AI dictation for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android
6 followers
Hold-to-talk AI dictation for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android
6 followers
DictaFlow is hold-to-talk AI dictation with native apps for Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android. Hold a key, speak, release, and clean text appears in the app you're using. Windows Typing Mode types character by character, so it works in Citrix, Remote Desktop and fields that block paste. Custom vocabulary, snippets, AI cleanup and Local Offline mode on supported devices. Free plan; Pro is $9/month or $84/year.
This is the 3rd launch from DictaFlow. View more
DictaFlow
Launching today
Hold a shortcut, speak, release, and clean text appears at your cursor in any app: Outlook, Gmail, Word, VS Code, ChatGPT, Claude. Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android, one account.
New in this release: Instant mode (opt-in) shows your words as you speak. Audio now uploads while you're still talking, so results arrive sooner on slow connections, and an interrupted upload falls back to the full recording.
Free: 2,000 words/month, no card. Pro $9/mo or $84/yr.
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Launch Team
Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Ryan, the maker of DictaFlow.
I got tired of the gap between thinking something and having it typed, so DictaFlow is deliberately simple: hold a shortcut, talk, let go, and clean text lands wherever your cursor is.
This release is about speed. Most of the wait in dictation is after you stop talking, so we started sending your audio (lossless) while you're still speaking, and we confirm your account during speech too. There's also Instant mode, an opt-in setting that shows words as you speak. It's off by default because streaming costs a little accuracy and I'd rather you get the accurate path unless you want live text.
If a live upload ever gets interrupted, the app falls back to sending the full recording so nothing is lost.
It's on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android with one account. Free is 2,000 words a month, no card.
I'd love blunt feedback: which app does it still fail in for you? I'm reading every comment today.