Manifesto
Why private voice productivity should exist
Professionals should not have to trade sensitive work for faster writing. Privacy is the default; productivity is the proof; control is the emotional benefit.
Resources
Teach, prove, and demonstrate without scare tactics
Flagship assets from the launch content plan. Each piece should help a buyer download, check compatibility, or understand the architecture.
Library
Guides and explainers
Open a piece below, or jump to the manifesto and personal calculator.
Benchmark
Medium CPU vs GPU on reference hardware
Internal EYRO Medium-model result on an i9 + RTX 5070 Ti laptop: 6.84 s average without GPU acceleration vs 2.27 s with GPU-integrated paths.
OpenExplainer
What “processed locally” actually means
A plain-language walk through recording, temporary audio, transcription, insertion, history, and what may connect to the internet.
OpenGuide
Dictate professional emails without losing your voice
A practical workflow for replies and follow-ups that stay in your mail client, not a separate transcription tab.
OpenFeature guide
How private selected-writing review works
See how EYRO checks selected writing locally, protects important details, marks every proposed change, and waits for approval before replacement.
OpenFeature guide
Teach EYRO the words your work depends on
Written words, spoken aliases, relevant-term ranking, and confirmed correction memory make the local vocabulary useful beyond a fixed prompt limit.
OpenFounder note
Manifesto draft
Most voice tools ask you to move sensitive work somewhere else before they help you write faster. EYRO is built around the opposite idea: the normal dictation workflow should work on your own Windows computer.
Professionals can often speak far faster than they type. Speed is only useful when the tool works in the apps where the text belongs, and trust is only real when the data flow is understandable.
Privacy earns attention. Workflow reliability earns habit. Transparent performance evidence earns belief.
The cost of staying on the keyboard
How much raw input time could voice give back?
Use your own pace and workload. This estimates the difference between speaking and typing the same number of words—not finished-document time or guaranteed savings.
One $19.99 licence equals
40 minutes
of time at $30/hour
- Raw difference each day
- 12.6 min
- Raw difference each month
- 4.5 hrs
- Illustrative monthly input value
- $136
At these inputs, speaking is 2.9× the raw word-entry rate. Real outcomes vary with correction, formatting, processing time, task type, and how consistently voice suits the work.
Let EYRO prove itself before you pay for it.
Start with 2,500 successfully transcribed words every seven days. Keep using the free allowance indefinitely, or pay $19.99 once when the weekly limit becomes the problem.