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"My hands don't work so I am completely dependent on dictation apps. But I don't want to pay insane subscriptions for features I can create locally. So I created this beautiful app to say goodbye to those subscriptions."

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GoatsLive
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That's cool, my cousin has been set up with his Android for full voice control for over a decade. Weird it took Apple so long...
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Rolle Laukkarinen
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@GoatsLive There has been many tools for Apple. Just not free and open source.
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GoatsLive
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Ah yes, give us money if you're disabled! Yeah, the Android has always been free to use.
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Rolle Laukkarinen
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@GoatsLive Most of the accessibility tools by Apple are free and awesome, but text to speech and Apple Intelligence are not available anywhere in the world for some reason, or equally for everyone. This is where open source comes handy.
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Shanie MyrsTear
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This app seems to actually be the best thing I've ever seen in terms of transcription on a Mac, period. Absolutely insane. The user interface is just so easy and all the options are just right there without being cluttered or ugly.

Behold the power of AI being used for good!

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