NovaVoice

How is this different from Wispr Flow?

One more voice to text app, why? I'm using spokenly mac app - it's the best choice for local free models with local history, no cloud, full privacy, great ui. How does you compare?

guys, we've been using Wispr flow, how are you guys different?

This is a really clean execution on a category that's been messy for years. The 45 wpm typing vs 200+ wpm speaking framing is a strong hook ,makes the value obvious in one glance.Quick question: how well does it handle accents and technical vocabulary? Most dictation tools I've tried fall apart on anything outside neutral American English, especially for non-native speakers. Curious if you've tested it with Indian/European accents.Either way, congrats on the launch 🚀

Really impressive work, congrats on the launch! NovaVoice’s transcription is surprisingly accurate. I was especially curious to test how it handles mixed language input, since I often switch between Portuguese and English mid-sentence (which usually breaks most tools), but it handled it much better than expected.I also like the broader vision of a “Voice OS”, reducing context switching and moving closer to working at the speed of thought feels like a natural next step.One thing I’d be curious to explore further is how it performs in more complex or noisy real-world scenarios, and how much control users have over formatting and actions. But overall, this is a very promising direction, excited to keep testing it.

@rustam_khasanov This feels like a shift from “apps as interfaces” to “intent as interface.”The context-aware formatting across tools is especially interesting — that’s where most voice tools break.Curious: how are you handling ambiguity in commands across apps? Like if I say “message Alex,” how does NovaVoice decide between Slack, WhatsApp, email, etc.?Also, how far are you planning to push automation — more like assistant suggestions, or full-on agent actions?

This is a nice reminder that I shouldn't always be typing since voice dictation is so much faster. What languages does NovaVoice support right now?

I like the idea of a voice-first workflow, but the real challenge is always consistency once you move beyond demos. Acting across apps, formatting text, and staying context-aware sounds great, but in day-to-day messy usage things usually break or need correction. How close is this to something you can actually rely on without constantly fixing outputs or switching back to keyboard?

Interesting, and looks quite sophisticated!But it won't be useful for me as I can't conceive what I want to write faster than I can type normally...

My coworkers will definitely think i've lost my mind talking to myself all day:D But 4x speed worth it!

Congratulations on the launch.I recently broke my arm, which slowed my writing. The default transcriptionist had all the garbage I'd mentioned, so I had to correct it, and my speed ultimately stalled. Your service helped me get back to my previous pace of communication with partners and maintain my polished style without any additional edits. Thank you!

just dropped superwhisper to use this, banger!

I'm an active MacWhisper user and I love the concept. It's definitely worth giving a try! Congrats guys!

I explored your landing page and still have a couple of questions.- What languages does NovaVoice support?- Is it possible to use NovaVoice as a speech-to-text tool only, not as an agent? As a replacement for WhisprFlow

Congratulations on the launch, team! Super excited to try Nova. I’ve never quite learned to type fast let alone blind and honestly, I’m happy not to have to learn that skill. Typing is one of the main limitations for me and it’s frustrating, so I’m ready to be the #1 fun. Just one quirky question: does Nova support switching between languages in real time? :p