wisper-go
Dictation that never leaves your desk.
Why it exists
Dictation tools are wonderful and most of them stream your voice - meetings, drafts, half-formed thoughts - to a cloud you do not control.
Speech models are now good enough to run locally. So the obvious question: why does your microphone need the internet?
What it does
- System-wide dictation in the spirit of Wispr Flow: talk, and text appears where your cursor is.
- Runs a local speech model - audio is processed on your machine and never uploaded.
Under the hood
- Built in Rust for a small, fast, native footprint - the kind of tool you leave running all day and never notice.
Why it matters
Privacy-first architecture is a design choice, not a slogan. When client work involves sensitive data - and it usually does - we default to keeping it on hardware you control, exactly like this.