Speech recognition software for Windows 10/11

I built dictation software called "SpeechPulse" for Windows 10 and 11.

SpeechPulse works completely offline, and you can use it to type into any text input field, including text editors, word processors, and web browsers. You can download it from https://speechpulse.com.

SpeechPulse can also generate subtitles for your audio and video files with accurate timestamps.

SpeechPulse uses the Whisper speech-to-text models to provide best-in-class accuracy.

SpeechPulse comes with a 30-day free trial with all the features enabled. It has a one-time fee if you want to purchase the product.

Let me know what you think!

Thanks

i have a suggestion. Your product appears to be a one-man job so maybe you can integrate this.

i have "tried" to use speech recognition software for over 15 years but they all including yours have one problem.

it assumes that the user is constantly looking at the screen and would fix any errors on their own. it is used as a lengthy input device while your product now using whisper and stuff is more accurate, the problem still persists.

i am asking for a new mode.

think of this scenario. you are in your home, you want to write a blog. you start the software and leave your computer table. (you use bluetooth headset / earphones to communicate)

you say a sentence, the software hears, transcribes it and PLAYS it back to you. you say "yes", then you move to next sentence.

you "can" currently use your software in this method but there is no auditory feedback. it just assumes like every software that the user is infront of the screen.

i would like give a dictation like people used to do with secretaries who would write what the speaker would say and the speaker would say "what did you write". that way the speaker did NOT have to look at the output because the secretary would give auditory feedback of what they were writing so that the speaker can correct them.