GladiaFlow: an open-source voice dictation app for macOS and Windows
Blog post from Gladia
GladiaFlow is an open-source voice dictation app for macOS and Windows, developed by Gladia, that allows users to convert speech to text in real-time across various applications without the need for per-app integration. Utilizing Gladia's real-time streaming speech-to-text API, it supports over 100 languages and offers features like code-switching and customizable vocabulary to handle industry-specific jargon. The app is available for free under the MIT license, with transcription billed on a pay-as-you-go basis via the user's API key, making it cost-effective compared to traditional dictation tools. Designed to streamline tasks such as writing Slack replies, AI prompts, and meeting follow-ups, GladiaFlow is particularly beneficial for developers and knowledge workers who write in bursts or need to quickly draft content. While the app requires an internet connection and is currently only available for macOS and Windows, its open-source nature allows for community-driven extensions and modifications.
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