An open-source Wispr Flow alternative
Wispr Flow is polished dictation for everywhere you type. iVibe is open source, runs on Linux, and turns a bug on your screen into a prompt.Side by side
| Feature | iVibe | Wispr Flow |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Unlimited recordings on your own Meta key, which Meta bills you for, plus 50 free credits | A limited number of words a week |
| Paid plan | $8 a month for 400 credits | $15 a month, or $12 a month billed yearly, with no dictation limit |
| Computers | Windows, Mac, Linux | Windows, Mac |
| Phones | No | iPhone, Android |
| Source code | Public, AGPL-3.0 | Not published, as far as we can find |
| Bug prompts with screenshots | Yes | Not listed |
Pick iVibe if
- You want to read the code that hears your voice and sees your screen.
- You work on Linux.
- You talk to coding agents, and want bugs shown with proof rather than only described.
- You'd rather pay Meta directly, with your own key.
Pick Wispr Flow if
- You dictate on your phone as well as your computer.
- You want unlimited dictation for one flat price, not credits.
- You'd rather not see a security prompt: iVibe isn't code-signed yet.