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I just launched inneRVoice — an AI-powered interview & meeting assistant for Windows.

Here's why I built it:

I was tired of juggling between ChatGPT tabs, voice recorders, and note-taking apps during interview prep. And every AI tool out there wanted my data on their servers with a monthly subscription.

So I built something different.

inneRVoice runs on YOUR machine, uses YOUR API keys, and costs a one-time fee. No subscriptions. No data leaving your laptop.

What it does:
→ AI chat with Claude & GPT-4 (real-time streaming)
→ Voice recording + Whisper transcription
→ Interview lap mode (F8 hotkey to capture questions live)
→ Floating code window with auto-type
→ AI meeting summaries & action items
→ Flashcard quiz generator from conversations
→ Jira ticket creation directly from meetings
→ 10 built-in meeting templates
→ Hidden from screen sharing (content protection)

The BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) model means:
→ Your API keys are AES-encrypted on your machine
→ You pay OpenAI/Anthropic directly (pennies per question)
→ I literally cannot see your data

Built for developers, job seekers, managers, consultants, sales teams, and students.

Free trial available. No credit card required.

Watch the demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE2NBNLIm0I
Try it: https://www.innervoice.cloud

I'd love your feedback — what features would you want to see next?

AI #InterviewPrep #Productivity #AITools #TechnicalInterview #BYOK #SaaS #IndieHacker #BuildInPublic #CareerGrowth

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Nice, the BYOK angle is smart, that's a real differentiator for privacy-conscious users. I went a different direction with LiveSuggest: fully browser-based, no install at all, which removes the friction of setup but means I handle the API side. Curious how adoption has been with the one-time fee model, that's less common in this space. livesuggest.ai if you want to compare notes.

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inneRVoice

Thanks! Yeah, the BYOK model has been getting positive feedback — users love that their keys never leave their machine. The one-time fee has been working well actually — people are tired of subscription fatigue, especially when they already pay for API usage directly.

The browser-based approach is interesting for quick access, but we went desktop specifically for content protection (hidden from screen sharing) and system audio capture (WASAPI) — both require OS-level access that browsers can't provide. Important for interview and meeting scenarios where privacy matters.

Good luck with LiveSuggest!