OASIS just unveiled the OASIS 1, a smart ring that turns quiet whispers into text and packs a tiny trackpad for on-the-fly cursor edits. Powered by WisprFlow tech, it combines noise-isolating microphones with haptic feedback to fix transcription typos directly from your finger. It aims to make voice typing quiet and private enough to finally ditch the keyboard.
Wispr Flow just launched its Android app, bringing cross-app AI voice typing to mobile via a floating bubble after earlier debuts on desktop and iOS. The new release cleans up filler words, contextually formats text, translates over 100 languages, and runs 30% faster thanks to an infrastructure rewrite, alongside a new transcription model for Hinglish.
Open-source local voice tool Voicebox combines instant voice cloning with system-wide dictation, racking up over 42,000 GitHub stars. It can clone voices from a few seconds of audio, type into any text field via global hotkeys, and voice coding agents like Claude Code. Basically, it lets you ditch paid voice subscriptions and run your entire workflow locally.
Wispr Flow just launched an iOS app that functions as a system keyboard, letting you voice-type inside any app across more than 100 languages. It learns custom vocabulary, works in poor network conditions, and even picks up quiet whispers. Users get 2,000 words free per week, with an unlimited tier priced at $12 a month.
