Hey Product Hunt, I'm Cobi, and I made speakeasy. I write all day: Slack, email, and more and more, long prompts to coding agents. I was paying for a dictation app, and three things kept bugging me: 1. it cost more than I wanted to pay 2. it kept my dictations 3. every update added features I didn't need So I built something smaller: hold a key, talk, and have the words show up where my cursor already was, with no history saved. How it works: • Hold Right Option (you can change the key) and talk the way you normally would • Let go. Your text goes into the field you were writing in • Optional Polish removes the "um"s, sorts out "not Friday, Thursday" and fixes punctuation, and is designed to keep names, paths and identifiers • If an app won't take an automatic paste, your text is on the clipboard and the widget tells you Pricing: 5 free dictations every week, then $5/month for 12 hours or $9 for 30. Practice mode is free and never uses your allowance. The source is AGPL, and you can build it with your own Groq key instead. Honest limits: Mac only (Apple Silicon, macOS 14+), English, needs internet, up to five minutes per dictation. There's no saved history of what you say. The launch video was built entirely in code (Remotion plus a Python synth), so ask me about that too. What I'd love to know: where do you type the most, and does speakeasy. work there for you?

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Voice typing for Mac: emails, messages and prompts

Voice typing for Mac: emails, messages and prompts