SpeakoFlow

Hold a key, speak, and your words appear in whatever app has your cursor. SpeakoFlow is a free dictation tool with an AI assistant built in. It's made for people who'd rather talk than type, and who want their voice to stay on their own machine.

• Dictation: up to 99 languages, with live or normal transcription. Models include Parakeet, Whisper and Canary locally, or Deepgram, ElevenLabs and Groq in the cloud.
• Cleanup: filler words drop out, spoken corrections stick, and the text comes out in a professional, friendly, concise or casual style.
• Ask anything: select text or don't, then say what you need. Translate a draft, write a reply, or get something explained, right where you're working.
• Voice conversations: a hands-free chat that answers out loud. You can interrupt it, and finished calls are saved.
• Meeting notes: no bot joins. It records your microphone and computer audio, labels speakers, writes a summary with next steps, and answers questions from the transcript.

Privacy is the default. Speech, cleanup and the assistant can all run offline, with no telemetry, no account and no word cap. Cloud providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and Mistral stay off until you add your own key.

It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and it's MIT licensed. Compared with Wispr Flow, it costs nothing, transcribes locally, and adds meetings and spoken replies. Mac builds aren't signed by Apple yet, so macOS shows a warning on first launch.