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Dictoterix — immersive language learning app
One voice in each ear — the way your brain is built to take in a language. Every sentence composed live from the words you're ready to keep. Free, no paywall.
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One voice in each ear — the way your brain is built to take in a language. Every sentence composed live from the words you're ready to keep. Free, no paywall.
@Dictoterix · X
Generate emotionally expressive speech with ProsodyAI — now with OpenAI and Google Gemini voices. 59 languages, 8 emotion presets, zero-shot voice cloning, 100,000 free characters
@prosodyai · X
ProsodyAI — AI text-to-speech that performs, not just pronounces. Tell it how to sound ("warm, slow, like a bedtime story") and it does. Three engines in one app: ours, OpenAI and Gemini. 100,000 characters free every month, voice cloning included.
Sonara turns text into natural, expressive speech. Studio-grade voices for narration, assistants, and storytelling.
@Dev_NexaLabs · X
NOTE: we're still in the early phase something is not yet finish.
Free browser-based video calling with random matching and private rooms.
@Vikram_Aditya_G · X
🚀 Just launched TWLO! A real-time video chat app built with React, Node.js, WebRTC & Meet strangers, create private rooms, and chat instantly. 🌐 Would love your feedback! 🙌 #WebRTC #BuildInPublic #WebDevelopment #OpenToWork
Say what you did and the board keeps up. Tarsen is a Kanban board driven by voice, with a daily plan it works out for you.
@yeptalos · X
I'll bite Connor.. Kanban tool that can be used by simply your voice
Practice pitches with AI coaching on delivery, pacing, and tone, plus simulated audience Q&A.
u/New_Inspector7922 · Reddit
I built an AI panel that asks you questions out loud after you practise a pitch Built this for practising pitches. You record yours, then an AI panel asks you follow-up questions out loud based on what you actually just said, and you answer back out loud. It scores how you handled each one. About 60 people have signed up so far, which I wasn't really expecting. Would still love more feedback, especially on whether the questions feel like a real person asking. 3 sessions free, no
Transcribe audio and video to text, create summaries and captions, and generate speech.
@bydigiwares · X
Capture contacts from voice notes after meetings, then automatically research and follow up with reminders.
@DidierIke25983 · X
Built exactly this because the vibe coded version always dies at data entry. Rolodai is a personal CRM for you, not your company: talk for 30 seconds after you meet someone and it files them, researches them, and nudges you before the thread goes cold.
A shared music room for friends. Everyone hears the same track at the same second, one person holds the aux, and anyone can take it off them.
@theeasyway6 · X
Paste a messy meeting or call transcript and get a clean summary with action items in seconds. Free, no login required.
u/dreresn · Reddit
Built a free tool that turns messy meeting transcripts into a clean summary + action items (no signup) I kept losing track of action items after long Zoom/Meet calls, so I built a small free tool: paste a raw transcript, get back a plain-English summary, a list of action items with owners, and a shareable link. No login, nothing stored. It's a zero-dependency static site plus Vercel serverless functions, running on Gemini's free tier, so it costs $0 to run. Would love feedback on two thin
AI copilot that records, transcribes, and extracts insights from business calls in the browser.
u/carlosmarcialt · Reddit
I spent months building my SaaS and completely forgot the marketing part I just realized Voxandra has had exactly zero marketing. Not bad marketing. Literally none. So this Reddit post is now the entire marketing department. Voxandra is an AI phone copilot for people and teams who still get real work done over phone calls. Supplier calls, payment follow ups, claims, banks, government offices, universities, and all the other places that somehow still behave like email was never invented.