A Belgian developer who got tired of Silicon Valley listening in.

I write code for a living and I dictate everything. Slack messages, client emails, commit summaries, late-night notes to myself. For a year I used Wispr Flow and was perfectly happy. Then one afternoon I read their architecture page and realised my client conversations were round-tripping through Silicon Valley, getting touched by US AI subprocessors, and being subject to US legal compulsion.

For a Belgian developer working with European clients, that is simply not a thing you keep doing. So I sat down to find an EU-native equivalent. There wasn't one.

Voxa is what I built instead. Same hold-to-speak workflow, same polish, different architecture. Voxtral and Mistral, both EU-hosted. Frankfurt for the API. Stripe EU for billing. Audio never persisted. Transcripts never retained. The privacy claim is verifiable in code, not in a marketing footer.

It is built for the people who handle other people's data. Lawyers, doctors, consultants, devs, anyone who would rather not narrate their client calls into a US-hosted API. If that is you, we should probably talk.