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Notes on dictation, done locally.
Practical guides and honest write-ups about offline speech to text on Windows: how it works, how it compares, and how to make it yours.
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Offline dictation on Windows: how on-device speech to text works
What "offline dictation" really means on Windows, how on-device speech recognition runs in real time on a normal CPU, and where the one and only network request happens.
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A free Wispr Flow alternative that runs entirely on your machine
An honest comparison of AuraScribe with Wispr Flow, Superwhisper, Windows Voice Typing, and Dragon, for people who want dictation without a subscription or the cloud.
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On-device Malayalam (and Kannada) speech to text, with no cloud
Most dictation tools skip Malayalam and Kannada or send them to a server. How AuraScribe runs both fully offline using AI4Bharat IndicConformer, and what to expect.
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How to dictate into any Windows app with a single hotkey
A step-by-step guide to setting up push-to-talk dictation that types clean text into any Windows application, from your browser to your terminal.
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Local vs cloud dictation: what actually happens to your voice
Cloud dictation streams your microphone to someone else’s servers. Here is what that means for privacy, and how local speech recognition removes the risk entirely.
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