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@shunta071 @YouTube そうそう、音声入力は「長文をまとめて」より、下書きを一気に出してあとで整える方が速いです。DictaFlowを作ったんですが、細かい修正もしやすいのが助かります。

至言です。 「Gemは人に使わせるものであって自分で使うものではない」 #17 【メルマガ1000字を3分で】勝間和代が執筆速度を10倍にした音声入力の技術【限界突破ライフハック】 youtu.be/wORn6SeaYTY?si… @YouTubeより

@RhysSullivan Yep, Apple Dictation still feels pretty brittle. I made DictaFlow for people who want voice typing that lands cleanly in any app and doesn’t fight you when you need to fix something.

if ORMs are wrong why do they feel so right

@rmuroya その喜び、わかります。Mac標準だとモゴモゴして崩れることがあるので、私はDictaFlowを作りました。文中の言い直しや固有名詞もかなり扱いやすいです。

Superwhisperすごい、サクサク＆高精度が気持ちいい（勝間さんの影響で導入）。お馴染みの早口＆モゴモゴ喋りの自分でも通用した。 Mac標準の音声入力だと誤字だらけだったけど、言ってたことが文字になる。 この喜びの本能を洞察してみた。不完全でありのままでも、自分の存在が世界に通じた感覚か

@waiting7777 免費加內建確實很強，但通常只解決「能不能講」，不太管跨 app、修正和自訂詞彙。這塊我做了 DictaFlow，重點就是把語音輸入變成真的能用。

Google 又來收割了：Gboard 內建 AI 語音輸入，直接對語音輸入新創公司宣戰。數億 Android 用戶的預設鍵盤現在有了 Gemini 驅動的 Rambler 功能，Wispr Flow、Typeless 這些公司要跟「免費+內建」競爭了。典型的平台方降維打擊 #MetaShift

@thecsguy Exactly. The win is getting the ugly draft out before your brain starts editing it. I built DictaFlow for that flow, so the words land fast and you keep thinking.

I don’t think voice dictation wins because people hate typing. I think it wins because most first drafts start as a messy thought, and keyboards make you pretend it’s already structured. That gap is what we’re building for with Loudink.

A dictation app can look great until a brand name, acronym, or place keeps getting mangled every time you say it. That’s when trust starts to crack.

@benblumenrose @AnthropicAI Worth testing the “am I still in the app?” moment. I built DictaFlow for that exact desktop flow, since extra clipboard hops make voice feel clunky fast.

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@Art_If_Ficial Yep, the big test is whether it gets the text into the app you’re already in without extra steps. I built DictaFlow for that, and names or weird terms don’t turn into a mess.

How long has this fella been in Codex settings??

@blacklist_ryu 自分は音声で入れて、そのまま今使ってるチャット欄に流し込めるのが楽です。私はDictaFlowを作りましたが、こういう用途ならまずそこが大事だと思ってます。

音声入力アプリ Aqua Voiceですが、キーボード入力と違い辞書選択ができないので、思ったような変換がされない都度、Aqua Voiceの辞書に登録しています。 先程も「自動採番」のつもりで「じどうさいばん」と言うと、「児童裁判」って出たりするので、都度登録していってます。

@shodaiiiiii たしかに、今入力中のマイクが見えるだけでも安心しますよね。こういう場面で迷わなくて済むように、私はDictaFlowを作りました。

あれ？音声入力の時にTypelessって表示されるようになったな。使用マイクを表示してほしいんだが...

@jitendr38303339 iPhoneなら、アプリをまたいでそのまま入る音声入力のほうが楽です。iOS向けに作ったDictaFlowで、私はそこを解決したかった。

iPhoneで使い勝手のいい音声入力がなかなか見つからない 今度はSuperwhisper試してる

@rubengarciajr @b150ai On mobile, the magic isn’t a separate app, it’s voice dropping straight into whatever you’re already using. I built DictaFlow for that on iPhone, plus a keyboard so it’s way less clunky than switching apps.

Officially canceled my wisper - paying 15 a month for a local version - I need you to download this app by @b150ai - it’s called walkie - walkie.b150.ai - 100% free - no affiliate link - I’ll pay for pro once we get an iPhone app 🤭

@evanjconrad Growth stories land when they show less typing, fewer correction loops, and it working in the apps people already use. I built DictaFlow around that, not demo fluff.

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@bmorefriendly Same pain. I built DictaFlow for iPhone with a custom keyboard, so voice typing works in basically any app instead of fighting Siri or the stock keyboard.

apple needs to acquire wispr flow and make it native across ios. i can't take siri or the keyboard anymore.

@rhea_voss @tankots Interesting stat, but the real test is daily friction. I built DictaFlow because pricing, Mac/Windows/iPhone support, and clean corrections matter more than hype.

Wispr Flow has a 20% paid conversion rate - the industry standard is 3-4%. Tanay Kothari personally onboarded the first 500 users to make it happen. All about @tankots yespress.io/tanay-kothari?… via YesPress

@aryan_xv Rambler is solid, but if you want dictation that works in any app across Mac, Windows, and iPhone, I built DictaFlow for that. And yeah, it’s a lot easier on the wallet at $7/mo.

Rambler just dropped in Gboard and it’s basically Wispr Flow but free and baked in. This is why Apple can (and probably will) just build their own version. WWDC gonna be interesting.

@rei_zls 日本語の音声入力って、意外とアプリごとの差が大きいです。iPhoneなら、僕が作ったDictaFlowのiOS版で、普通の入力欄にもそのまま入れやすいですよ。

@Sarv_shaktiman Fair. Wispr is solid, but $18/mo adds up fast. I built DictaFlow for $7/mo, same basic voice workflow, without the premium tax.

After Claude I've just stopped caring about typos Just straight up blasting on the keyboard with whatever, and strict no backspace use. As long as you understand lord Claude, it's all okay

@Codie_Sanchez If you like that workflow, Wispr is solid, just kinda pricey. I built DictaFlow for $7 a month, so you get the same basic vibe without the sticker shock.

Me running to my husband to show him what I just built with Claude Code (spoiler he’s not impressed):

@Kanoa_Kenobi Yep, the friction is usually the app hop, not the thinking. I built DictaFlow so it drops text straight into whatever you’re using, and the $7/mo helps a lot compared with Wispr Flow.

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