**Any language. Any application. Anytime.**  
That’s the idea behind Codictate.  
Not long ago, I challenged myself to learn a new technology called **Electrobun**. My Wispr Flow trial was running out, so I thought: _what better way than to build my own dictation tool?_  
And to make it even more challenging, I set one rule: **no AI** until I could dictate my prompts to it, using my own software, of course.  
The result is **Codictate**.  
If you found this post because you are comparing tools, you may also want **[Wispr Flow Alternative for MacBook](/content/blog/wispr-flow-alternative-macbook/index.html)**.  
There’s a demo video below, or you can head to **[codictate.app](/content/site-root.html)** and try it yourself.  
Instead of paying **12-15€ a month** to talk to your computer, maybe give Codictate a try?  
If you want the practical setup steps, read **[How To Use Dictation on Your Mac](/content/blog/how-to-use-dictation-on-your-mac/index.html)**. If you want the free-tool angle, read **[Free Dictation Tool for Mac: Dictate in Any App](/content/blog/free-dictation-tool-mac/index.html)**.  
Happy Easter 🐣  
## Demo  
[Watch on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ld6hxdE4P2I) \- same clip embedded on the [home page](/content/site-root.html).
