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Deepgram is cloud (not local, not OSS) but their free tier is basically unlimited for personal use, so $0 forever.

Want fully local? Whisper is open source and runs 100 % on your Mac. Tiny/faster models are just one line in the code away — anyone can add them in 30 seconds (PR welcome )

Both options free, zero data sent if you pick Whisper.

hey HN, watched another “voice AI” startup raise $81 million for a fancy wrapper around whisper + gemini. nah. open-sourcing the one i built for myself instead → jarvis.ceo 30-sec demo: https://jarvis.ceo repo: https://github.com/Akshayaggarwal99/jarvis-ai-assistant hold Fn → talk → release → text + punctuation appears instantly 100% local or bring your own keys zero tracking, zero subscription, zero bullshit download the dmg or fork it and go wild. i’m just one guy with insomnia and a macbook. if it saves you 5 minutes today, a star would make my entire month thanks for looking akshay

they wrote 40 pages of risks and still missed the real one: anyone crazy dev like me

Jarvis: A native voice command layer for your desktop

I’ve been hacking away at Jarvis on nights and weekends for the past few months. I found myself increasingly frustrated with the constant context-switching involved in using ChatGPT through a browser for quick AI tasks. So, I decided to build a native voice-command layer that works seamlessly within any app you’re currently using.

It’s still pretty early, but I set up a frictionless web demo at jarvis.ceo/demo, where you can test it instantly without installation or sign-up. I’d love your feedback!

Nice job.