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Disclosure: I'm on the Dictivo team. AI tools are used in development and helped prepare this post. Dictivo turns speech into editable text in your usual apps on Mac and Windows. One use case is speaking a rough project note or an AI prompt, checking the words, and only then deciding where to send them. There are two explicit choices: Local: download a model first, then transcribe audio on your device. You can choose a model size that fits your machine. Cloud Fast: optionally send the recording for cloud transcription. Local text you later paste into an online service is also subject to that service's handling. Tiny Local is free forever. All Local models have a 14-day trial with no Dictivo account or card. Paid Local is US$29 including tax through October 31, 2026, then US$49. It covers three personal devices and 12 months of updates; the purchased version keeps working afterward, with optional updates renewal at US$24/year. Cloud Fast is separate: US$8.99/month for 1,500 minutes. Try the setup and practice guide · 35-second product film (a designed promotional film, not a continuous benchmark). I'd appreciate feedback on the actual workflow: how much correction does your own short draft need, and does it paste reliably into the app you use? If a free dictation tool already does that well, what would a paid tool have to improve before you'd consider switching?   submitted by   /u/Immediate-Skill-8182 [link]   [comments]

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