SpeakoFlow

SpeakoFlow is a free, open source voice dictation and AI assistant for desktop. A user holds a key and talks, and the words are typed into whatever app has focus, including Slack, Gmail, ChatGPT, Notion, Cursor, Google Docs, Claude, Discord and Obsidian. It supports up to 99 languages and offers both live transcription, where words appear as they are spoken, and normal transcription, where the finished text appears when the user stops. Speech recognition can run entirely on the user's own device with models such as Parakeet, Whisper and Canary, or use cloud providers such as Deepgram, ElevenLabs and Groq. Beyond dictation, a hotkey assistant lets the user select text or speak a request, such as translating a draft or writing a reply, and the answer appears in place. A hands free conversation mode answers out loud and saves calls to a conversation history. A meeting feature records any call app without a bot joining, labels who spoke, and produces a summary and next steps. Other features include AI cleanup and tone rewriting, speech translation to English, screen vision on request, private on device memory and assistant profiles. It is aimed at people who write a lot and want hands free input without a subscription. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. The software is free under the MIT license, with no paid tier, word cap, account or telemetry. If the assistant is pointed at a cloud model provider such as OpenAI, Anthropic or Groq, the user pays that provider directly with their own API key.