For what it’s worth, I’m using a tool called VoiceDash and I bought a lifetime deal with them. I’m not sure if it is still available online. It does exactly what WisprFlow does, but for a fraction of the cost. It requires only a one time payment and has no monthly fees, and it works wonderfully. I can talk into it for 20 minutes straight, and based on the prompt I set, I get a cleaned up version and an automated translation into another language in whatever style I want. It’s pretty useful. Since I bought it, I no longer have to type for school, emails, or any chat. 👍

@Mariëtte Everitz Yes, you're right. It's interesting because a few days ago I saw one of my colleagues build his own voice to text app using Claude Code, and it works really well. It is obviously more expensive depending on how much you use it, since it will consume your tokens over time. But it's great that we don't have to rely on other companies for software or software-based solutions.

Claude does not have an image generation model, but it creates SVGs and other clip art images. However, it is not the same as what you get from ChatGPT.

I agree with everyone. The short answer is to use projects. Every conversation within a project can access the materials/conversations you uploaded at the start.

That actually sounds great. Congratulations! 👍

I agree that self care is important, because if you don’t take care of yourself you’ll burn out quickly. That creates a situation that hurts both you and the world around you.