Luke Draper @LukeDraperApps

EZ MedTracker is now live on the app store. It's free so if you need help remembering to take your medication. I feel like it's the best one on the App Store. It works great for me. So please give it a try. apps.apple.com/us/app/ez-med-…

Submitted my first iOS app for review today. Wish me luck they don't reject it. 🤣 Just a simple medication scheduler app I built for my own use, but putting it out there as my first attempt at an app in the app store.

Right now for SpeakLocale, I offer two one-time payment options, and you can either run local Whisper models or bring your own key for Cloud-based options. The savings over time versus the monthly options that are out there for voice-to-text dictation seem obvious to me if you're a power user, but I'm wondering if I should still be also offering a monthly subscription For those that don't want to mess with obtaining their own Cloud API keys. What do you guys think?

I'm not the greatest speller or the fastest typer, so I built this tool for myself, and it's the single greatest increase in my productivity. I push a hotkey and start talking. SpeakLocale handles the rest for me. That's a lot of not having to type. Give it a try and let me know what you think. speaklocale.com

My product launch is live on product hunt today. Go over and check it out. producthunt.com/products/save-…

I'm launching my new desktop app, SpeakLocale, tomorrow on Product Hunt. It's a voice to text app that can either run completely local on an NVIDIA GPU machine or via your own personal Groq Whisper API key and LLM API keys. So there's no reoccurring cost and it's just a one-time fee. And then everything is local to you in between you and your providers. If you do a lot of typing and you're a power user, this application is for you. It saved me hundreds of thousands of words being typed during the months that I've been developing it. speaklocale.com producthunt.com/products/save-…

I'm excited to share the tools that I'm building with the world in the hopes that others will find them useful as well. Check out my first web app I ever made, which is a very handy time zone conversion meeting scheduling app. Check it out at eztimezones.com