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t2t by Jordan Coeyman

Cross-platform voice-to-text desktop app with local Whisper and an MCP agent mode.

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About t2t

Cross-platform voice-to-text desktop app with local Whisper and an MCP agent mode. t2t is a mac & desktop app makers product built by indie maker Jordan Coeyman.

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Active
Launched
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Website
t2t.now

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t2t FAQ

What is t2t?

t2t is a mac & desktop app makers product: Cross-platform voice-to-text desktop app with local Whisper and an MCP agent mode.

Who made t2t?

t2t was made by Jordan Coeyman, Designer turned builder shipping AI agent tools; works on Agent Experience at Cloudflare. Jordan Coeyman has also built inbox.dog, FormDrift, Deja, gateproof.

Is t2t still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, t2t is still active and run by Jordan Coeyman at t2t.now.

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