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Expressive Mode for ElevenAgents

ElevenLabs · Voice & Language

Expressive Mode for ElevenAgents is a system-level upgrade that makes AI voice agents sound emotionally aware instead of flatly robotic. It runs on Eleven v3 Conversational, a low-latency speech model, plus a new turn-taking system that decides when an agent should speak, pause, or hold back. The result is a voice AI agent that adapts to how a caller sounds and produces more human timing across 70+ languages. If your customer conversations feel stiff, this is the fix. Emotional AI voice stops being a gimmick here.

Voicr

Voicr · Voice & Language · Productivity

Voicr is a free dictation app for Mac that turns your spoken words into text inside any app. It runs speech recognition on your own machine, so your audio never gets uploaded, and you don't need an account to start. Looking for a speech to text Mac tool that doesn't ship your voice to a server? That's the pitch here. Beyond plain dictation, it adds a voice notes tool for catching quick ideas and an AI writing assistant that rewrites text you've already typed, so you can improve a sentence after the fact instead of starting it over. The whole thing lives behind keyboard shortcuts and stays out of the way until you call it.

muno

muno · Voice & Language · Productivity

muno is an AI managerial platform that lets managers run team conversations without scheduling a single meeting. Instead of chasing updates over chat, you create an AI agent that speaks with each teammate by voice, collects their answers on their own time, and turns the responses into summaries, sentiment signals, and key themes. Think of it as team feedback automation you set up once and then reuse. It suits team leads, founders, and operations managers who need regular async voice check-ins without adding another recurring call to the calendar.

lemonpod.ai

lemonpod.ai · Voice & Language

lemonpod.ai is an AI service that pulls your scattered work signals into one morning brief you can read or listen to. It connects tools like GitHub, your calendar, Todoist, Notion, Gmail, and Stripe, then hands you a short text summary and an audio version narrated by an AI host. The point isn't more notifications. It's fewer. You open one brief, see what needs attention today, and skip the app-hopping ritual that eats the first hour of a founder's morning. The product is in beta, so you join a waitlist before you can use it. No instant sign-up.

Zavi AI Voice Typing Keyboard

Zavi AI · Voice & Language · Productivity

Zavi AI Voice Typing Keyboard is a cross-platform voice dictation app that turns natural speech into clean, ready-to-send text wherever your cursor sits. You hold the mic, talk the way you normally do, and Zavi strips filler words, fixes grammar, adds punctuation, and formats the result inside whatever app you're using. It runs as a system-wide keyboard on Android and iOS. On macOS, Windows, and Linux it's a desktop app. So you never switch apps. You never copy and paste between them.

IronClaw

Near Foundation · Voice & Language

IronClaw is a secure, open-source AI agent platform built in Rust by the Near Foundation. It runs personal assistants that handle inbox triage, meeting prep, release tracking, and KPI reporting while keeping your credentials in an encrypted vault that the language model never sees. Each tool runs in its own WebAssembly sandbox. Network calls go only to approved hosts. You can self-host it, or spin one up in a managed enclave for free to start.

Thinklet AI

Kaila Labs · Voice & Language · Productivity

Thinklet AI is a voice-first note-taking app that turns spoken thoughts into organized, searchable notes. It runs transcription and AI features on your device, then lets you chat with your notes to pull up ideas, tasks, or details you'd otherwise forget. It's built for people who think out loud and want a record they can actually use later, rather than a folder of voice files they never open again.

Mercury

Inception Labs · Voice & Language · Coding

Mercury is a family of diffusion large language models from Inception Labs that generates text in parallel instead of one word at a time. The current release, Mercury 2.5, runs at 1,107 tokens per second with a 260K context window. Pricing sits at $0.20 per million input tokens and $0.75 per million output tokens. As a text generation model, it targets developers who need fast, low-cost output for search, voice, and coding workloads. This low-latency AI model is rented through an API rather than run on your own machine, so AI model pricing is pay-as-you-go.

Dictato

Dictato · Writing · Voice & Language

Dictato is an offline voice to text app for Mac that turns your speech into finished text at your cursor in almost any application. It runs entirely on your machine, so nothing you say leaves the Mac. The app suits people who type all day and want to talk instead, and it costs 19.99 € once after a 7-day trial with no account or word limit.

Vocal Division

Vocal Division · Voice & Language

Vocal Division is a free AI music tool that takes a finished song and pulls it apart into vocals, drums, bass, and instrumental tracks. You upload a file or paste a YouTube link, pick a 2-stem or 4-stem split, and the AI does the rest in under two minutes. It also detects BPM and musical key, and a built-in mixer lets you mute tracks and export a custom mix as WAV or MP3. Think of it as a vocal remover and instrumental extractor in one, with a karaoke track maker bolted on.

MeetClaw AI

MeetClaw · Voice & Language · Chatbot

MeetClaw AI is a managed OpenClaw setup service. It installs, configures, and hardens OpenClaw, an open-source AI assistant, on your own machine or cloud server. Instead of spending a weekend fighting setup scripts, you get a working self-hosted AI assistant wired into your chats, tools, and models. Your data stays on hardware you control. It supports WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, and Signal, and it runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, or a VPS.

trnscrb

Ajay Ramkumar · Writing · Voice & Language

trnscrb is an offline meeting transcription tool for macOS that sits in your menu bar, notices when a call starts, and turns the audio into text without sending anything to the cloud. It watches for Google Meet, Zoom, Slack Huddle, Microsoft Teams, and FaceTime, records the audio, then runs the Whisper small model directly on Apple Silicon to produce a saved transcript. The results land as plain text files you can search, and a set of MCP tools lets you query those notes from Claude Desktop. Think of it as a private meeting recorder that doubles as a searchable meeting notes app. It's built for people who want on-device transcription with no subscription and no data leaving the machine.