Rebuild the paid dictation app as a free tool that runs entirely on your own machine, using three Claude Code windows.
Wispr Flow is a voice dictation app. You hold a key, talk, and your words show up as clean text in whatever you're typing in. It's genuinely good. It also costs $15 a month, or about $144 a year on the annual plan, and every word you speak travels to someone else's server to get processed.
So here's a fair question. Why rent it forever when you could build your own version once, run it entirely on your own computer, and never pay or send your voice anywhere again?
That's what this tutorial walks you through. Not with a team of engineers, and not by stealing anyone's code, but with three windows of Claude Code and a workflow you can reuse on a whole category of apps. We'll rebuild the core of Wispr Flow as a free, offline dictation tool, and by the end you'll have a repeatable recipe you can point at other tools you're tired of paying for.