01. Local Processing
Your voice is processed on your machine using local AI (Whisper). No audio is ever sent to the server, so bandwidth is zero.
Stop manually copy-pasting from Notepad. DictaFlow uses Keystroke Simulation to type directly into remote sessions without installing anything on the server.
Free Forever version included • No Admin Rights Needed
Most IT departments disable "Audio Passthrough" to save bandwidth. This means your remote Windows session literally cannot see your microphone.
You can't just dictate locally and copy-paste, because secure environments (like Epic/Cerner) often block clipboard sharing from your home PC.
Nuance Dragon Home Edition detects RDP and deliberately disables itself, forcing you to buy the $500+ Medical license.
"Device not recognized. Contact your administrator to enable audio redirection."
DictaFlow stops trying to send audio through the tunnel. It sends keystrokes instead.
By processing audio locally and sending text as hardware inputs, DictaFlow bypasses 100% of virtualization blocks.
Your voice is processed on your machine using local AI (Whisper). No audio is ever sent to the server, so bandwidth is zero.
DictaFlow converts the text into SendInput events. To Citrix/RDP, it looks exactly like you are typing on your physical keyboard.
Because the heavy AI lifting happens locally, the text appears instantly. No "round-trip" delay to the server.
| Feature | DictaFlow | Dragon (Home) | Wispr Flow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works in Citrix/RDP | Yes (Native) | Blocked | Partial |
| RAM Usage | < 50MB | ~600MB | ~800MB |
| Cost | $7/mo | $200+ | $12/mo |
| Privacy | No Screen Recording | Local | Screen Context |
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