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PeakFlow
AI dictation for Mac and Windows, charged at cost
Hold a key and talk. Let go and it types what you said where your cursor is. Uses OpenAI's gpt-transcribe. I charge what it costs me, about a tenth of a cent a dictation. Top up from $5 and the credit doesn't expire.
I wanted dictation on my Mac and my Windows PC and the ones I looked at were $12 to $15 a month, even if I only used it a few times. The model underneath costs a fraction of a cent a minute, so I charge that plus fees.
You hold fn on a Mac or Right Ctrl on Windows, say what you want and let go. It types it where your cursor is, in any app.
It costs US$0.0057 a minute, billed by the second. That's OpenAI's price plus card fees and the server, I don't add a margin. 50 dictations a workday comes to about $1.23 a month. Top ups start at $5 and the credit never runs out. You can use your own OpenAI key if you'd rather.
It cleans up ums and ahs and handles "no wait" when you correct yourself. It doesn't rewrite what you said. If the clean up drops a "not", a number or one of your saved words it types your raw words instead. You can add names and words so they get spelt right. If a dictation fails it keeps the clip for 30 minutes so you can resend it.
Dictation has no free tier and there's no phone app yet. If you dictate all day every day an unlimited plan somewhere else will be cheaper, the comparison page shows where that line is.
It also comes with five small desktop tools I use every day, free for 30 days: FocusDim, QuickBoard, ScreenSlap, Liquid Focus and SnapGrid.
There's also Guarana, which is free. It keeps your Mac awake for 15 minutes up to 4 hours, or until you turn it off, from the menu bar. No trial or licence.
I'm around all day, let me know what breaks or what you want added.
About PeakFlow on Product Hunt
“AI dictation for Mac and Windows, charged at cost”
PeakFlow was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #108 on the daily leaderboard. Hold a key and talk. Let go and it types what you said where your cursor is. Uses OpenAI's gpt-transcribe. I charge what it costs me, about a tenth of a cent a dictation. Top up from $5 and the credit doesn't expire.
On the analytics side, PeakFlow competes within Mac, Productivity and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 1.3M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how PeakFlow performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted PeakFlow?
PeakFlow was hunted by John McKeown [iter0 launch]. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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John McKeown [iter0 launch]
Hey, I'm John. I built PeakFlow.
I wanted dictation on my Mac and my Windows PC and the ones I looked at were $12 to $15 a month, even if I only used it a few times. The model underneath costs a fraction of a cent a minute, so I charge that plus fees.
You hold fn on a Mac or Right Ctrl on Windows, say what you want and let go. It types it where your cursor is, in any app.
It costs US$0.0057 a minute, billed by the second. That's OpenAI's price plus card fees and the server, I don't add a margin. 50 dictations a workday comes to about $1.23 a month. Top ups start at $5 and the credit never runs out. You can use your own OpenAI key if you'd rather.
It cleans up ums and ahs and handles "no wait" when you correct yourself. It doesn't rewrite what you said. If the clean up drops a "not", a number or one of your saved words it types your raw words instead. You can add names and words so they get spelt right. If a dictation fails it keeps the clip for 30 minutes so you can resend it.
Dictation has no free tier and there's no phone app yet. If you dictate all day every day an unlimited plan somewhere else will be cheaper, the comparison page shows where that line is.
It also comes with five small desktop tools I use every day, free for 30 days: FocusDim, QuickBoard, ScreenSlap, Liquid Focus and SnapGrid.
There's also Guarana, which is free. It keeps your Mac awake for 15 minutes up to 4 hours, or until you turn it off, from the menu bar. No trial or licence.
I'm around all day, let me know what breaks or what you want added.