Quill
Grok speech-to-text workflow app. Open source.
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7 hand-picked voice projects shipped on X. Every card is a real demo or repo, not a screenshot thread.
Grok speech-to-text workflow app. Open source.
8.2 MB on-device macOS dictation in the notch. 123 ms median latency, faster than Superwhisper, VoiceInk, Wispr Flow and MacWhisper. Free and open source.
Multilingual speech recognition, text-to-speech and zero-shot voice cloning WebUI.
Coding agent you speak to instead of typing. Say what you want and it ships in the background.
Voice agent platform for building conversational AI experiences.
Voice AI product that gives live coaching reports (talk ratio, objection handling, buyer verdict). Reached Top 5 Product of the Day.
Fully open-source framework that turns an $8 ESP32 into a real-time autonomous voice assistant with local wake-word detection.
Grok's speech-to-text is incredibly powerful, and you have no idea how much you can upgrade your workflow just using it. So I built an app that helps you do that. github.com/xfreeze2/quill
I wanted voice dictation on macOS to feel instant and native, and I built Talkify an 8.2 MB macOS dictation app with 123 ms median release-to-text latency. It was the fastest of five apps tested ahead of superwhisper, voiceink, wispr flow and macwhisper. It lives in your notch Show more
corrected W32 card: the earlier image showed only a subset. This attachment shows all 20 projects from Aug 3-Aug 9, 2026, in manifest order. 1. ds4: DeepSeek V4 and GLM inference across Metal, CUDA, and ROCm. github.com/antirez/ds4 2. Computer (Cloudflare): Durable Object Show more
An AI assistant just got its own phone number and email address. It makes your calls, waits on hold, and books the follow-ups. And it is one of 7 things that dropped this week most people slept on. Me and @AndrewWarner broke them all down in the video below. Here's what you Show more
was just reflecting on everything i've done this year. for a moment, i genuinely felt like... "have i even built anything?" then i opened my GitHub and scrolled through my X profile. turns out, i've shipped more than i gave myself credit for. over the last 3 months, here's Show more
What shipped so far: - A voice AI product with live coaching reports (talk ratio, objection handling, buyer verdict) - Top 5 Product of the Day on Product Hunt - First paying client at $20K - Currently: 20 free sales tools in 20 days, build in public
btw this robot runs on a fully open source AI framework called Xiaozhi it turns a $8 ESP32 chip into a fully autonomous voice assistant NO expensive cloud servers or high latency wake-word detection and audio streaming happen locally on the chip: > requires only an ESP32-S3, Show more
meet WALL-E no, not the one from the cartoon :) this is a fully 3D-printed, autonomous desk companion running on an ESP32. it uses a local AI voice assistant to process commands in real-time and control its own motors building intelligent robotics just dropped to zero cost...