Skip to content

Add SpeakoFlow to Speech to Text - #1014

Open
AbhishekBarali wants to merge 1 commit into
pluja:mainfrom
AbhishekBarali:add-speakoflow
Open

Add SpeakoFlow to Speech to Text#1014
AbhishekBarali wants to merge 1 commit into
pluja:mainfrom
AbhishekBarali:add-speakoflow

Conversation

@AbhishekBarali

Copy link
Copy Markdown

Summary

Adds SpeakoFlow to the Speech to Text section, under Apps and services.
No new section, so the Contents list is unchanged.

Checklist

  • Entry uses the format - [Name](url) - description.
  • New section is added to the Table of Contents (Contents)
  • Project has a clear privacy / own-your-data policy
  • Project website loads no third-party trackers (only analytics from the Analytics section allowed)
  • Source or repo link is provided
  • License is stated
  • Project is maintained, or flagged with 💀 if not

Two things worth stating up front rather than leaving you to find them.

Analytics. speakoflow.com itself loads no analytics or trackers at all; the Product Hunt badge is self-hosted specifically to avoid the third-party request. The docs at /docs are hosted on Mintlify, which injects a Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon I do not control. It is cookieless, but Cloudflare is not on the Analytics list, so flagging it rather than glossing over it.

Lineage. SpeakoFlow started as a fork of Handy and still uses its dictation core, credited in the README and in the site footer. The assistant, screen vision, spoken answers, translation, and on-device memory are new work.

App details: MIT licensed, no account, no telemetry. Transcription runs on-device with Whisper or Parakeet. The assistant can run fully offline on a bundled model, against your own server, or against a provider with your own key.

Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment

Labels

None yet

Projects

None yet

Development

Successfully merging this pull request may close these issues.

1 participant