Tired of subscriptions
You already have enough monthly bills. Dictation shouldn't be another one. Pay once and it's yours.
About
PlainVoice started as a personal frustration: I was paying every month to talk to my own computer. Here's how that turned into an app you can simply own.
For a long time I paid a monthly subscription just to dictate. Every month, the same bill, for a tool I didn't own, couldn't take offline, and that quietly sent my voice to someone else's server. Eventually it hit me that I could build the thing myself, and build it better.
"I was tired of renting a tool I could just own."
So I did. PlainVoice runs entirely on your own machine, which means there's no server to rent and no subscription to pass on to you. I made it a one-time purchase, deliberately small, so anyone can own their dictation once, instead of paying a bill that never ends.
— Robin Broers, maker of PlainVoice
Building it myself meant I could make a different trade than the subscription apps. Because everything happens on your device, there's no cloud bill for me to cover, so there's no monthly fee for you. And because your audio never leaves your machine, privacy isn't a plan tier, it's simply how it works.
Who it's for
You already have enough monthly bills. Dictation shouldn't be another one. Pay once and it's yours.
Your words stay on your machine. Nothing to upload, nothing to leak, nothing sitting on a server.
On a plane, on a train, or off the grid entirely, it keeps working with the Wi-Fi off.
Software you keep, not software you rent. One price, yours for good.
The maker
PlainVoice is made by Robin Broers, who runs Broersmarketing, a marketing and AI-automation studio with Dutch roots. It began as tooling I built for myself, then turned into something anyone can use. You can find more of my work at broersmarketing.com.
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