Sam Chang presents WhisperFlow, a speech-to-text tool that transcribes dictation in real time across apps. Speaking averages 145 words per minute versus 30-70 for typing, potentially tripling output compared to traditional keyboard work.
How many hours do you think you spend on a computer? Hmm, like 4 to 6. Okay. So for every hour that you work on a computer, this makes you go 4 times faster. Whisperflow basically allows you to work 4 times faster on a computer whenever you're using a computer. Okay. I'll tell you why. Because we talk faster than we can type. Period. That's full stop. So prior to Whisperflow, the only way to interact with your computer is type. Mm-hmm. So because talking is faster than typing, WhisperFlow allows you to click a button and then just talk to your computer and it'll transcribe into text with incredible accuracy. What you can also do is you can also switch screens. So as you, you, what you saw me do, right? I turned on WhisperFlow, I start talking to it, but then I'm switching screens and I'm looking at different things and I'm talking to the computer, right? As I'm also pulling things together. So WhisperFlow, it's like, it's like this, it's like, um, show you, like, put it this way, like, I do 145 words a minute. Okay. How fast is the average person type in North America? Like 146 words a minute compared to 34, 35, 50, 70, even like 120 is like the fastest, right? I move at 146 words a minute. I don't type. So you're doing twice as much. I'm literally doing like, for an average person, I will do 3 times, 300%, their output just from one app. That's crazy.
