Why pay $180/yr to talk to your computer? SaySo costs $19.99 once and types clean text wherever your cursor is. Bring your own API keys; pay 30¢/hour. Stop renting: https://t.co/DuP9qNNTxu
The real reason people leave a dictation tool isn't accuracy. It's the monthly charge. But the switching bar is brutal: hold-speak-release has to feel identical on day one or you go back.
Windows users got gaslit into thinking built-in Speech Recognition is acceptable. It's not. Every decent dictation tool ships Mac-first and Windows folks just live with a 2012-era panel stuck in the screen corner. A real push-to-talk that types clean text at your cursor is
Most dictation tools make you pick a language and commit. If you bounce between English and Hindi mid-thought, you switch modes every sentence. Auto-detect that handles mid-sentence switching is the difference between thinking out loud and performing for the app.
Every cloud dictation tool sits between you and your transcription provider, keeping copies of what you said. Bring your own API key and audio goes straight to your account and back. Local history means no vendor stores your voice on their servers.
The worst part about a $15/month dictation app is not even the $180 a year. It is that the moment you stop paying, a tool you use every day stops working. I would rather pay once a
Most dictation apps get this wrong: cleanup should depend on the app.
In a terminal, I want the exact words I said. In email, I want them cleaned up. I should not have to keep changing one global setting every time I switch windows.
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