Swifly
AI dictation and voice typing for Mac, Windows and iPhone
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
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Swifly is an AI dictation and voice typing app for macOS, Windows and iPhone. It turns speech into text for emails, messages, documents and AI prompts, helping individuals and teams write by speaking. Magic Polish and Rewrite help refine wording, while translation helps prepare text for another language. A personal dictionary supports recurring names and specialist terms, and reusable snippets simplify repeated text. Swifly offers a free Basic plan and paid plans for individuals and teams. Dictation uses cloud processing and requires an internet connection. Feature availability varies by platform.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
I think we're a bit too much obsessed with best practices that other people follow right and we underestimate what happens when you create best practices for your own life right
Author your own best practices instead of imitating someone else's
Borrowed best practices fit borrowed lives. Spend the harder reflective work to write your own: how do you want to show up to a meeting, who do you help and when, what are your money rules, what are your shipping rules. Other people's frameworks are inputs; your synthesis is the output. The act of writing rules down is itself the reflective work that makes them stick.
once you get something out into the world then opportunities start coming your way even if your first product isn't a success you'll learn a huge amount from the experience
Once You Launch the First Product, Opportunities Start Coming to You
Katie's mindset reframes shipping as an information-gathering act, not a do-or-die bet. Getting a product live puts you in contact with real users whose feedback and requests become the roadmap for every subsequent product — staying in planning mode permanently cuts off that signal entirely.
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