One person, making a difference.

Write My Flow exists because I wanted it to exist. I talk faster than I type — most of us do — and the dictation I tried either typed my ums and stumbles straight into emails, or belonged to companies whose business model made me wonder where my words were going.

So I built the tool I wanted: hold a key, say it how it comes out, and watch clean, sensible text land wherever I’m typing. Then I built the part nobody else had — it remembers. Everything I’ve dictated is mine to search and question, on my own machine, like a second memory.

There’s no company behind this in the usual sense. It’s me, in Britain, building with the best modern tools, shipping fixes the week you report them. The venture-funded names are genuinely good — but they answer to their investors. I answer to the people who use this.