Lven goes live
First public release across three platforms.
Lven started as a simple question: why does voice input require so many steps? Open an app, record, wait, copy, switch windows, paste. That is six steps for something that should be one.
The answer is a floating bubble. It sits on your screen, appears when you are in a text field, and disappears when you are not. Tap it, speak, and the text lands at your cursor. No clipboard, no paste, no app switching.
Today it ships on Android, Linux, and Windows. One subscription covers all three. A free tier gives you 10 transcriptions per day with no account required.
The infrastructure runs on Cloudflare Workers for the API proxy, Supabase for auth and data, and Stripe for payments. The transcription engine is Groq Whisper — fast enough that the text appears before you finish putting your phone down.