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I built a dictation app that never sends your voice to a server

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Most dictation apps work the same way. You talk, your audio goes up to a cloud server, and text comes back. That's fine for a shopping list. It's less fine when you're dictating a legal draft, patient notes, or an email about a deal that hasn't been announced. So I built Quiet Dictation : hold a ho…

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  1. 2026-10-26 15:06 · DEV Community — AI
    I built a dictation app that never sends your voice to a server

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