SpeakoFlow: capabilities, use cases, and sources
A free, open-source voice assistant that runs on your own machine. Dictate into any app, have it write or translate, or ask about your screen.
About this tool
A free, open-source voice assistant that runs on your own machine. Dictate into any app, have it write or translate, or ask about your screen. Key features: $ is literal in the inserted text, so regex capture groups such as $1 cannot be referenced, The trailing keyword is accepted within one edit of “emoji”, so “emojii” and “emoj” still work, Pipeline order AI cleanup runs first, then spoken emoji, then text replacements, and the text is inserted last, Emoji expansion sitting after AI cleanup means it works on plain dictation too, not just cleaned-up text.
Features & use cases
$ is literal in the inserted text, so regex capture groups such as $1 cannot be referencedThe trailing keyword is accepted within one edit of “emoji”, so “emojii” and “emoj” still workPipeline order AI cleanup runs first, then spoken emoji, then text replacements, and the text is inserted lastEmoji expansion sitting after AI cleanup means it works on plain dictation too, not just cleaned-up text
Tech stack
CloudflareTailwind CSS