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About NeuroDynamic

Built by an engineer who needed it.

Free apps and practical guides for anyone who’d rather talk than type, read with less strain, or just get more done. Built with neurodivergent people in mind, and open to everyone.

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Why this exists

Writing has never come easily to me. Getting what’s in my head onto a screen took three or four times longer than it seemed to take anyone else, and the typos never stopped.

When AI dictation became good enough, I set up my own speech server to try it, and it changed how I worked. But the dictation apps I tried only typed words, or came with too many restrictions. So I built LexVoca: an app that doesn’t just take dictation, it gets things done. It types into anything, including terminals and windows that grab the keyboard. It changes how I write depending on the app I’m in. It opens apps and folders, and runs commands, by voice.

ClaraVoca came next, for the times when speaking doesn’t fit: reading from a screen, and checking spelling. ITSpecta came from a different frustration: jumping between command lines, consoles and tools for everyday IT jobs. It puts them in one place, and LexVoca can drive it by voice.

I use all three every day. I rarely type anymore, except to fix a small thing here and there. They’ve changed how I work, and I hope they help you too.

How it’s built

I’ve worked as an infrastructure engineer for more than 25 years. AI is a newer passion: I love exploring what it can do, because what’s possible keeps changing. That’s what drives me, and this site.

The apps and guides are only part of it. I use AI to help with the builds, the automation, and the pipelines that develop and test everything here. But always with a person in charge: human oversight, logic, thought and compassion at every step.

The guides and projects show how it’s done, so you can do the same.

The engineer who started NeuroDynamic

Is it for me?

Do you talk faster than you type? Do you lose time fixing spelling and grammar, or hunting for the right window, app or folder? Then your voice may be the faster, more natural way to work.

It takes a little getting used to, because years of muscle memory send your hands to the keyboard and mouse. But once your voice takes over some of the typing, clicking and finding, it’s easier, and quicker, to get what’s in your head out.

If long screens of text tire you, ClaraVoca reads them to you and lets you set them out the way you like. If your day is spent in terminals and consoles, ITSpecta keeps your tools in one place. The site works the same way: clear routes, reading you can adjust with Display, and no expectation that your question arrives perfectly written.

Join in. The more the merrier.

The whole site is designed to be neuroinclusive, and so is writing for it. Built something worth sharing? Our guide templates do the structuring for you, AI help can shape your draft, and Display lets you read and write in the way that suits you. Share it, and the next person won’t have to start from scratch.

Ask questions, write a support article, and tell us what’s missing or what we’ve got wrong. We’d like NeuroDynamic to be a community where people talk freely and have a say in how things are done. The forum is read-only for now; when it opens up, it’ll be the place to compare notes.

We’re always open to improving. Try it out, and let us know what you think.

How we pay for it

The apps are free. The guides are free. Running your own speech server is free. What costs money is the AI: it runs on our own servers, and they cost money to develop, test and run. Paid plans, coming soon, will cover that. The more people use and support NeuroDynamic, the more time, focus and infrastructure we can put into it. No investors, and no ads.

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