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Pricing sourced from DictaFlow · Last verified March 2026
Yes. DictaFlow is specifically designed for virtualized desktop environments. Instead of pasting transcribed text via the clipboard — which is often blocked or restricted in Citrix and VDI setups — it types characters one at a time with an adjustable delay. Users can bind the trigger to a mouse side-button or a rarely used key like F13 to avoid conflicts with host shortcuts, making it one of the few dictation tools that reliably works inside remote sessions.
DictaFlow offers a free desktop tier with up to 5,000 words per month and a paid Pro plan at $8/month that includes 100,000 words per month (roughly 3,300 words per workday). The free tier provides core dictation features on Windows and macOS including push-to-talk, Citrix/VDI character-typing mode, and context-aware transcription. The Pro plan unlocks the native iPhone app, iPad use, Android access through the Telegram bot, and highlight-to-refactor editing. Pricing may change, so verify current rates at dictaflow.io. Higher-volume and team plans are available on request rather than self-serve, so organizations with larger needs should contact the company directly.
DictaFlow uses a local-first approach, processing audio on your device whenever possible. When higher-accuracy reasoning is needed, audio is sent through encrypted tunnels to cloud models. The company explicitly states it never stores your audio and does not use your data for training. Additionally, the microphone only activates while you hold the trigger, so there is no always-on listening.
DictaFlow is available on Windows (via the Microsoft Store), macOS (direct download), and iPhone (App Store), with iPad supported through the iPhone app. Android users can access dictation through a Telegram bot, which is available on the Pro plan. Within the desktop apps, it works in any application with a text cursor, including VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Outlook, Slack, web browsers, terminals, and note-taking apps. This broad surface coverage makes it suitable for developers, writers, and office workers alike.
DictaFlow's main differentiators are its character-typing input mode for VDI and Citrix compatibility and its context-aware refactoring of highlighted text. Most competitors like Wispr Flow or Superwhisper rely on clipboard paste and run primarily on macOS, which limits them in enterprise remote-work setups. At $8/month for Pro with 100,000 words, DictaFlow is priced below many competitors that charge $12–$20/month, while also offering a free tier with 5,000 words per month. DictaFlow trades some raw speed for compatibility, making it the better pick when you work across Windows, Mac, and remote sessions.
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