Dev tools · September 28, 2020
Serenade
Write code using natural speech
Serenade launched on September 28, 2020 with 218 votes, #93 of 3,898 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Serenade is the fastest way to write code with natural speech. Rather than memorizing keyboard shortcuts and language syntax, Serenade enables you to write code with commands like "create function" and "delete argument".
Serenade is the most powerful way to program using natural speech. Boost your productivity by adding voice to your workflow.
With Serenade, you can write code using natural speech. Serenade's speech-to-code engine is designed for developers from the ground up and fully open-source. Give your hands a break without missing a beat. Whether you have an injury or you're looking to prevent one, Serenade can help you be just as productive without typing at all. Serenade can run in the cloud, to minimize impact on your system's resources, or completely locally, so all of your voice commands and source code stay on-device. It's up to you, and everything is open-source. Serenade integrates with your existing tools—from writing code with VS Code to messaging with Slack—so you don't have to learn an entirely new workflow.…from serenade.ai
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