I've tried a lot of dictation tools, and almost all of them ship your audio off to someone's cloud
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I've tried a lot of dictation tools, and almost all of them ship your audio off to someone's cloud. That always bugged me. So when I found Inaudio, a tiny desktop app that does all of it locally, I had to share it. You press a keyboard shortcut and talk. It types. And it keeps a searchable history…
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I've tried a lot of dictation tools, and almost all of them ship your audio off to someone's cloud
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