Mumbli – my personal Wispr Flow
The article discusses the author's experience with text-to-speech technology and the development of their application, Mumbli. After experimenting with various tools, the author created Mumbli to improve dictation efficiency and has achieved over 3300 transcriptions. The author also shares performance benchmarks comparing different speech-to-text providers, highlighting the speed and usability of their application.
- ▪The author began their text-to-speech journey a year ago, finding it faster than typing.
- ▪Mumbli has been used for over 3300 transcriptions, showcasing its effectiveness.
- ▪Benchmark tests revealed that Groq Whisper was significantly faster than ElevenLabs and Interfaze in terms of latency.
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