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KeyVox is a free local-first macOS and iOS dictation app. No accounts. No subscriptions. Big Dictation doesn’t stand a chance. Free Your Voice.

Open-source desktop AI agent that sees what you see — one hotkey over any window, it answers, acts, or guides you step-by-step.

A simple matrix bot that transcribes your voice to text message

Local, private cross-platform voice dictation app speak anywhere, type everywhere. System-wide push-to-talk that converts speech to keystrokes in any application.

Your LLM playground on Apple devices. Run open-source AI models locally on your Mac with a native SwiftUI interface.

Private, on-device voice-to-text for macOS. Free, open source, no subscription.

The Odin Tabs extension is a browser extension that allows you to navigate through your browser tabs using speech recognition and the Large Language Model (LLM) of your choice.

Ability is a browser extension that helps people with varying degrees of ability have more control over their browsing experience.

Open-source, local-first dictation for macOS. Hold a key, speak, release — text appears at your cursor. No audio leaves your machine.

Minimalist voice-to-text app. Hold hotkey, speak, auto-paste. Cloud transcription via OpenAI/Groq.

A blazing-fast, offline push-to-talk voice assistant. Features real-time Whisper.net transcription, auto-typing under caret, smart VAD, and seamless translation to English.

Converts Text to Speech, Speech to Text, Support Streaming, Supports 4 Providers (OpenAI, Azure, ElevenLabs, Native Browser)

Aster describes what a lecture video shows but never says, so blind and low-vision students can follow it