VoiceDash vs Wispr Flow: Which AI Dictation App Wins? (2026)

VoiceDash is the better choice if you want a one-time payment and the $59 AppSumo lifetime deal fits your needs. Wispr Flow is the better choice if you need enterprise compliance, fastest latency, and a mature product today — at $15/month or $144/year on subscription. Both tools are cloud-based and send your audio to external servers (including OpenAI APIs) for processing, so neither works offline. If you want lifetime pricing and on-device privacy, Voibe is the only Mac dictation app that combines both at $99 lifetime. This guide compares all three options on pricing, latency, privacy, accuracy, and features.

Before you buy: VoiceDash is sold as a lifetime deal on AppSumo, and AI lifetime deals carry specific vendor risk — roughly 40% of AppSumo LTDs fail within three years, and AppSumo itself has warned that unlimited AI lifetime deals can become unsustainable. Jump to our caution section for the data before making a decision.

Disclosure: Voibe is our product. We present VoiceDash and Wispr Flow fairly below and acknowledge where each one genuinely wins.

VoiceDash is a cloud-based AI voice dictation app founded in February 2025 by Amir Bornaee in Dubai. It transcribes speech into polished written text in real time, automatically removing filler words, fixing grammar, and structuring spoken thoughts. VoiceDash is currently sold as a lifetime deal on AppSumo, with Tier 1 starting at $59 (one-time payment) for a single user with 200,000 words per month.

VoiceDash uses OpenAI APIs in the background for AI processing and does not store audio on its servers after transcription. It works system-wide on Mac, Windows, and Android, letting you dictate into Gmail, Slack, Notion, Word, or any text field without context switching. If you are weighing VoiceDash against more than just Wispr Flow, see our full 7 best VoiceDash alternatives ranked guide and the broader dictation alternatives directory.

VoiceDash Core Features

• System-wide dictation: Hold a hotkey and dictate into any application
• Real-time AI editing: Removes filler words and corrects grammar as you speak
• Personal Dictionary: Train the tool on custom names, acronyms, and industry terms
• Multi-line snippet library: Insert full templates and email blocks via voice triggers
• Language switcher: Swap between 50+ languages mid-sentence without digging through settings
• AppSumo lifetime deal: Four tiers from $59 (1 user, 200K words/month) to $499 (15 users, 3M words/month)

VoiceDash Limitations

• Cloud-only — audio routed through OpenAI APIs, no offline mode
• Reported latency of several seconds from key release to text appearing (per AppSumo user reviews)
• Bootstrapped startup founded in early 2025 with a short track record
• Occasional server errors and stability issues reported in reviews
• No iPhone app available yet (Android shipped, iOS listed as coming soon)
• No SOC 2 or HIPAA compliance certifications

Wispr Flow is a cloud-based AI dictation app that transcribes speech to polished, context-aware text. It runs on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android and uses AI to rewrite spoken input based on the target application — professional tone for Gmail, casual tone for Slack, structured output for code editors. Wispr Flow is the most mature AI dictation app available cross-platform and includes SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance across all plans.

Wispr Flow charges $15/month or $144/year on subscription, with a free tier limited to 2,000 words per week. It routes audio through OpenAI and Meta servers for transcription and AI editing. For a deeper look at Wispr Flow's trade-offs, see our Wispr Flow vs Superwhisper comparison.

Wispr Flow Core Features

• AI auto-editing: Rewrites speech into polished text with proper formatting and tone
• Context-aware formatting: Adapts tone for Gmail, Slack, code editors, and other apps
• Whisper Mode: Recognizes whispered speech for quiet environments
• Command Mode: AI-powered text editing via voice commands
• Cross-device sync: Dictionary, snippets, and preferences sync across Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android
• SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance: Enterprise security certifications on all plans

Wispr Flow Limitations

• Cloud-only — audio sent to OpenAI and Meta servers for processing
• Subscription-only pricing at $15/month with no lifetime option
• Trustpilot rating of 2.7/5 with reliability and support complaints
• Reported 800MB RAM and background CPU consumption even when idle
• Captures screenshots of the active window for context awareness
• 6-minute per-session recording cap

AI Text Editing and Formatting

Both VoiceDash and Wispr Flow apply AI to clean up spoken input, but the depth differs. Wispr Flow performs full AI rewriting with context-aware tone matching — speak casually and it produces a professional email, dictate in a code editor and it formats for structured output. VoiceDash focuses on simpler cleanup: removing filler words, fixing grammar, and organizing thoughts into polished text.

For users who want aggressive rewriting, Wispr Flow does more work. For users who want their original phrasing preserved with light cleanup, VoiceDash is closer to their voice.

Winner: Wispr Flow (more comprehensive AI editing)

Speed and Latency

Latency is the most cited difference in head-to-head reviews. Multiple AppSumo reviewers who trialed both products reported that Wispr Flow produces text almost instantly, while VoiceDash takes several seconds from releasing the dictate key to text appearing. One reviewer measured 5–8 second delays for short sentences on a MacBook Pro M4 and returned VoiceDash specifically because of this gap.

For users who dictate frequently, even a few seconds of latency per interaction adds up quickly. Voibe's on-device processing eliminates the cloud round-trip entirely, delivering low-latency transcription that stays on your Mac.

Winner: Wispr Flow (among the two cloud apps); Voibe wins overall via on-device processing

Privacy and Data Handling

Neither VoiceDash nor Wispr Flow processes audio on your device. Both route your speech through cloud servers for transcription and AI editing. VoiceDash states that audio is not stored on its servers and uses OpenAI APIs, whose data policy excludes API inputs from model training by default. Wispr Flow sends audio to OpenAI and Meta servers and has been reported to capture screenshots of your active window for context awareness — a practice that drew public criticism in 2025.

For users handling confidential, medical, or legal information, cloud dictation creates regulatory exposure. Voibe is the only option where audio never leaves your Mac, making privacy an architectural guarantee rather than a policy promise.

Winner: VoiceDash (no screenshots, no Meta data sharing); Voibe wins overall via on-device architecture

Pricing and Value

This is where VoiceDash's AppSumo deal creates the biggest gap. VoiceDash Tier 1 sells for $59 one-time on AppSumo — cheaper than a single year of Wispr Flow Pro at $144/year. Over three years, Wispr Flow annual costs $432 and monthly billing costs $540, while VoiceDash LTD stays at $59. That is a $373–$481 difference if VoiceDash continues to operate.

The caveat with any AppSumo lifetime deal from a bootstrapped, year-old company is company risk. If the deal, the company, or the product changes, the lifetime license depends on the vendor's continued operation. Wispr Flow has the advantage of being a mature, venture-backed company with a longer runway. Voibe offers $99 lifetime from a dedicated Mac team, splitting the difference between VoiceDash's deep discount and Wispr Flow's company stability.

Winner: VoiceDash (on upfront cost); Voibe wins on risk-adjusted long-term value

Platform Support

Wispr Flow supports Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android, making it the broadest cross-platform dictation app in 2026. VoiceDash currently supports Mac, Windows, and Android, with iPhone listed as coming. For users who want to dictate across a desktop and mobile, Wispr Flow is the more complete choice today. Voibe is intentionally macOS-only, optimized for Apple Silicon and the native macOS experience.

Winner: Wispr Flow (widest platform coverage)

Enterprise Compliance

Wispr Flow is the only option between the two that offers enterprise security certifications. SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance ship across all plans, making Wispr Flow viable for healthcare, legal, and financial workflows that require compliance paperwork. VoiceDash does not publicly list equivalent certifications. For regulated industries, Wispr Flow is the only choice between the two. On-device tools sidestep compliance entirely by never transmitting data.

Winner: Wispr Flow

Language Support

Wispr Flow supports 100+ languages with strong code-switching for multilingual users. VoiceDash supports 50+ languages with a dedicated mid-sentence language switcher button next to the voice bar. Both use cloud AI for language handling, which generally delivers higher quality than legacy dictation tools. Wispr Flow has the language count advantage; VoiceDash has the more convenient UI for manual switching.

Winner: Wispr Flow (more languages); VoiceDash is runner-up for UI convenience

Developer and IDE Support

Neither VoiceDash nor Wispr Flow offers dedicated IDE integration. Wispr Flow recognizes code syntax and formats function and variable names correctly in code editors, which is useful but not IDE-specific. VoiceDash is general-purpose dictation without code-aware features. Voibe is the only dictation app with a dedicated Developer Mode for VS Code and Cursor, including file and folder name resolution when you dictate.

Winner: Voibe; Wispr Flow is runner-up for code syntax support

Stability and Maturity

Wispr Flow has been in market longer, is venture-backed, and has a more mature feature set. VoiceDash was founded in February 2025 and still shows the rough edges of a new product: AppSumo reviewers have reported occasional 500 server errors, activation glitches requiring double key presses, and stability issues consistent with a young product. Both products hold respectable user ratings, but Wispr Flow's 4.5/5 G2 average on established review platforms carries more weight than VoiceDash's fresh AppSumo reviews.

Winner: Wispr Flow

VoiceDash's AppSumo Tier 1 at $59 is the cheapest option on paper — it is $85 less than a single year of Wispr Flow Pro at $144 and $40 less than Voibe's $99 lifetime license. Tier 2 at $149 adds 3 team members and 600K words/month; Tier 3 at $299 covers 7 members with 1.4M words/month; Tier 4 at $499 covers 15 members with 3M words/month.

The trade-off with any AppSumo lifetime deal from a bootstrapped, year-old company is that the 'lifetime' depends on the vendor continuing to operate. Wispr Flow is a more mature, venture-backed company — its subscription is more expensive, but its runway is longer. Voibe sits between the two: $99 lifetime from a dedicated Mac team, with the added guarantee that your data never leaves your device regardless of what happens to the vendor.

Before purchasing any AI lifetime deal on AppSumo, including VoiceDash, it is worth understanding a structural problem that has broken many similar deals over the past two years. AI tools sold as lifetime deals face a specific math problem: every dictation, every API call, every token costs the vendor money — forever — in exchange for a one-time payment.

What the data shows

• AppSumo's own revenue dropped roughly 50% over the past two years. AppSumo CEO Noah Kagan publicly disclosed the decline on X in February 2026, linking it to the broader crisis of the lifetime deal business model. Source: PPC Land — AppSumo's revenue crashes 50%.
• Approximately 40% of AppSumo lifetime deals fail within three years, according to long-running analysis of the platform by independent reviewers. Companies shut down, pivot, or drop their LTD tier without compensation once the 60-day refund window has closed. Source: AppSumo Review 2025: Brutal Truth About Lifetime Deals.
• AppSumo itself acknowledges the AI sustainability problem. In an official blog post about lifetime deals in the AI era, AppSumo writes: "Power users can burn through budgets, usage can spike overnight, and model prices can change. In the worst cases, this lack of sustainability could mean partners no longer being able to operate their tools." Source: AppSumo Blog — How lifetime deals work in the new AI era.
• AppSumo has quietly restructured AI lifetime deals to protect vendors. The platform now offers credit bundles, annual refreshes, and bring-your-own-API-key models instead of unlimited lifetime access — because traditional unlimited AI LTDs could not survive OpenAI's per-call pricing. Source: same AppSumo blog post above.
• The AppSumo Graveyard project on GitHub tracks failed lifetime deals from the platform, documenting products that shut down, pivoted away from their LTD tier, or abandoned lifetime users. Source: jiankn/appsumo-graveyard.
• Real cases of AI deal enforcement breakdown. ChatPlayground AI buyers reported receiving written confirmation that their license was valid for life, then being told later the license was no longer honored and they would have to repurchase. Followr LTD holders were asked to pay an additional ~€100/year to access newer AI models that were not part of the original deal. These cases are documented in AppSumo review threads on the platform itself.

Why VoiceDash is specifically exposed to this risk

VoiceDash has several structural traits that map directly onto the pattern of AI LTDs that have struggled in the past:

• Very young company. VoiceDash was founded in February 2025 in Dubai. At the time of writing, the company is roughly 14 months old and lists 1–10 employees. It is bootstrapped rather than venture-backed, which means there is no runway cushion to absorb unexpected API costs.
• Per-use cloud AI costs that scale with every user. VoiceDash uses OpenAI APIs in the background. Every word transcribed, every AI cleanup pass, every language switch hits OpenAI's paid API. Tier 1 buyers get 200,000 words per month; a team on Tier 4 can burn 3 million words per month. These are real, recurring costs VoiceDash must pay to OpenAI — forever — in exchange for a one-time $59 to $499 payment.
• 70/30 revenue split. On AppSumo's standard split, VoiceDash receives only ~30% of the deal revenue up front while carrying 100% of the ongoing AI infrastructure cost for the life of the buyer. That is precisely the combination AppSumo now warns about in its own blog.
• Cheapest tier is $59. At the lowest tier, VoiceDash nets roughly $18 after AppSumo's cut. Against 200,000 words/month of OpenAI API usage for however long a buyer keeps using the tool, the math is tight at best.

What this means for you

None of this proves VoiceDash will fail. The company may succeed, rework its pricing, or migrate to a bring-your-own-API-key model like other AI LTDs on AppSumo have done. Many AppSumo lifetime deals do survive, and VoiceDash currently holds a 4.6/5 average across 150+ AppSumo reviews. But before committing, it is worth weighing three questions:

1. Am I comfortable with the real possibility that this "lifetime" turns into 1–3 years of access, with no refund if the company pivots or shuts down after the 60-day AppSumo guarantee window expires?
2. Am I comfortable that my dictation service depends on OpenAI's API pricing remaining affordable for VoiceDash — a cost I have no control over and no visibility into?
3. Would I still buy VoiceDash at $59 if it were sold as a 1-year prepay instead of a "lifetime" deal? If yes, proceed. If not, the lifetime framing is doing a lot of work.

The fundamental reason most AI lifetime deals struggle is simple: every use of the product costs the vendor money in real time, because the AI model is running on someone else's servers — usually OpenAI's. VoiceDash pays OpenAI per call. Wispr Flow pays OpenAI and Meta per call. Every word you dictate creates a real, ongoing expense for the vendor that scales with your usage, not with what you paid.

Voibe is architected differently, and the difference matters more the longer you want to own the tool.

Voibe has no per-use cost for the vendor

Voibe runs Whisper models on-device using Apple Silicon. Your Mac does the computation. No audio, text, or metadata leaves your device. There is no OpenAI API in the loop, no cloud servers billing us per minute of audio, no model pricing negotiations with a third party. Because our cost to support each user after purchase is roughly constant, the economics of a one-time $99 license actually work.

What this means in practical terms

• Your dictation does not depend on OpenAI's pricing. If OpenAI doubles its API prices tomorrow, nothing about Voibe changes. VoiceDash and Wispr Flow are directly exposed.
• Your dictation does not depend on the vendor's infrastructure budget. Voibe runs on your Mac. Even in a worst-case scenario where we stopped shipping updates, the version you installed keeps working — no cloud endpoint to shut off.
• Your dictation does not depend on an internet connection. Flight, secure facility, remote cabin, dead Wi-Fi — Voibe keeps working. Cloud AI dictation apps stop at the network edge.
• Your privacy is architectural, not a policy promise. There is no vendor data policy to read because there is no vendor data transmission. Audio never leaves the device.

This is why we price Voibe at $99 lifetime and can honor it: our economics don't degrade with scale the way cloud-dependent AI tools' economics do. For a deeper look at the cloud vs on-device trade-off, see our cloud vs local dictation comparison and why offline dictation matters.

VoiceDash Pros

• AppSumo lifetime deal starting at $59 — cheaper than a single year of Wispr Flow
• Team tiers up to 15 members with 3M words/month pooled usage
• Personal Dictionary and multi-line snippets for custom terminology and templates
• 50+ languages with mid-sentence language switcher
• 60-day AppSumo money-back guarantee
• Audio not stored on VoiceDash servers after processing

VoiceDash Cons

• Cloud-only — audio routed through OpenAI APIs, no offline mode
• Reported latency of several seconds per dictation (AppSumo user reviews)
• Bootstrapped company founded in February 2025 with limited track record
• Occasional server errors and stability quirks in early reviews
• No iPhone app yet, no SOC 2 or HIPAA compliance
• AppSumo LTD depends on vendor continuity

Wispr Flow Pros

• Most advanced AI text rewriting with context-aware tone matching
• SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance across all plans
• Cross-platform: Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android with cross-device sync
• 100+ languages with code-switching
• Mature, venture-backed company with longer runway
• 14-day Pro trial plus 2,000 words/week free tier

Wispr Flow Cons

• Subscription-only at $15/month ($144/year) with no lifetime option
• Trustpilot rating of 2.7/5 with reliability and support complaints
• Reported 800MB RAM and background CPU load even when idle
• Captures screenshots of active window for context
• 6-minute per-session recording cap
• Cloud-only — audio sent to OpenAI and Meta servers

The right dictation app depends on which trade-offs you can tolerate. Here is a use-case-driven breakdown:

Choose VoiceDash If...

• You want a one-time payment and the AppSumo lifetime deal ($59–$499) fits your budget
• You are buying for a small team and want pooled word quotas across multiple members
• You are comfortable with occasional rough edges from a bootstrapped, year-old product
• You need cross-platform dictation on Mac, Windows, or Android (iPhone is coming later)
• You do not need SOC 2 or HIPAA compliance

Choose Wispr Flow If...

• You need SOC 2 Type II or HIPAA compliance for regulated workflows
• You want the most polished, mature AI dictation product available today
• You need fastest latency and can tolerate a subscription
• You rely on cross-device sync between Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android
• You value AI text rewriting that matches tone to the target app

Choose Voibe If...

• You are on a Mac with Apple Silicon and want 100% on-device processing
• You handle confidential, medical, or legal information and cannot send audio to the cloud
• You are a developer working in VS Code or Cursor who wants file and folder name resolution
• You want a one-time $99 lifetime license from a dedicated Mac team
• You want dictation that works on flights, in secure facilities, or anywhere without internet

If you want to understand the cloud vs local dictation trade-off in depth, or see how Voibe's architecture compares to other on-device tools, our dictation resources hub covers every option.

VoiceDash User Ratings

VoiceDash holds a 4.6/5 rating across 150+ verified reviews on AppSumo. Positive reviewers praise the accuracy, system-wide integration, and multilingual support. Reviewers consistently highlight the value of the lifetime deal compared to subscription competitors.

Negative reviews tend to focus on latency and stability. One AppSumo reviewer who trialed both VoiceDash and Wispr Flow side-by-side returned VoiceDash, writing that it took 5–8 seconds for short sentences to appear on a MacBook Pro M4 and noting more dictation errors than Wispr Flow. Another reported occasional 500 server errors and activation glitches that required double key presses.

Wispr Flow User Ratings

Wispr Flow's third-party ratings are mixed. It holds 4.5/5 on G2 based on a smaller sample of reviews, but 2.7/5 on Trustpilot with concerns about reliability, support response times, and the referral program. The Trustpilot complaints concentrate on product quality degrading after trial periods and high system resource usage (around 800MB RAM on some configurations).

Positive Wispr Flow reviewers praise the context-aware formatting, Command Mode for AI editing, and the polished cross-platform experience.

Voibe User Ratings

Voibe holds 4.8/5 on Product Hunt. Reviewers highlight fast on-device transcription, complete offline privacy, and the Developer Mode integration with VS Code and Cursor, which fits modern AI coding workflows.

Basics

Q: What is the difference between VoiceDash and Wispr Flow?
VoiceDash is a cloud-based AI dictation app founded in February 2025 and sold as an AppSumo lifetime deal starting at $59. Wispr Flow is a mature venture-backed cloud dictation app on subscription at $15/month or $144/year. Both transcribe speech through cloud AI, but Wispr Flow has enterprise compliance certifications (SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA) that VoiceDash does not.

Q: Is VoiceDash a Wispr Flow alternative?
Yes. VoiceDash explicitly positions itself as a Wispr Flow alternative, and multiple AppSumo reviewers bought it during a Wispr Flow trial specifically because of the lifetime deal pricing. It offers similar core functionality — system-wide dictation, AI cleanup, personal dictionary — but with less maturity and without compliance certifications.

Pricing

Q: Is VoiceDash cheaper than Wispr Flow?
Yes, significantly cheaper on upfront cost. VoiceDash Tier 1 is $59 one-time on AppSumo. Wispr Flow Pro is $144/year on annual billing — roughly 2.4x the cost of a VoiceDash lifetime license for a single year. Over three years, Wispr Flow annual totals $432 while VoiceDash LTD remains $59 — a $373 difference if VoiceDash continues to operate.

Q: How does Voibe's $99 lifetime compare?
Voibe's $99 lifetime is $40 more than VoiceDash Tier 1 ($59) but includes on-device processing, native Apple Silicon optimization, and Developer Mode with VS Code and Cursor integration. Compared to Wispr Flow, Voibe saves $333 over three years of annual billing and $621 over five years.

Q: Is there a free option?
Wispr Flow offers a permanent free tier with 2,000 words per week. VoiceDash offers a 3-day free trial with no credit card required, after which you need to purchase. Voibe offers a free trial with full on-device processing.

Privacy and Compliance

Q: Which is more private: VoiceDash or Wispr Flow?
Neither is truly private — both send audio to cloud servers. VoiceDash routes audio through OpenAI APIs and states it does not store audio after processing. Wispr Flow sends audio to OpenAI and Meta servers and has been reported to capture screenshots of the active window for context. For true privacy, on-device processing (Voibe) is the only architecture where your words never leave your Mac.

Q: Is VoiceDash HIPAA compliant?
No. VoiceDash does not publicly list HIPAA compliance. Wispr Flow includes SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance across all plans, making it the only option between the two for regulated healthcare workflows. For HIPAA use cases, also see our HIPAA-friendly dictation guide.

Performance

Q: Which is faster: VoiceDash or Wispr Flow?
Wispr Flow is faster in head-to-head user tests. Multiple AppSumo reviewers have reported that VoiceDash takes several seconds from key release to text appearing, with one measuring 5–8 second delays on a MacBook Pro M4. Wispr Flow is reported to produce text nearly instantly. Voibe's on-device processing eliminates the cloud round-trip for low-latency transcription.

Q: Which is more accurate: VoiceDash or Wispr Flow?
Wispr Flow's accuracy is generally rated higher in head-to-head reviews. One reviewer trialing both noted 'quite a few more errors' in VoiceDash and returned it. VoiceDash still holds a 4.6/5 average on AppSumo, so most users find accuracy acceptable — but power users who test back-to-back tend to prefer Wispr Flow.

Platforms

Q: Does VoiceDash work on iPhone?
Not yet. VoiceDash supports Mac, Windows, and Android. An iPhone version is listed as coming soon. Wispr Flow supports Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android today with cross-device sync.

Q: Is there a truly offline alternative?
Yes. Voibe processes all audio on-device using Whisper models on Apple Silicon. It requires no internet and sends nothing to the cloud. This is the only architecture that guarantees your words never leave your Mac. For more offline options, see our best offline dictation apps guide.

If you are deciding between VoiceDash and Wispr Flow alone: VoiceDash wins on upfront price via the AppSumo lifetime deal ($59 Tier 1 vs $144/year Wispr Flow Pro). Wispr Flow wins on maturity, latency, compliance certifications, and cross-platform breadth. Pick VoiceDash if budget is the primary constraint and you can tolerate a new product's rough edges. Pick Wispr Flow if you need SOC 2 or HIPAA compliance, fastest latency, or the most polished cross-platform experience.

If privacy matters at all: Neither VoiceDash nor Wispr Flow processes audio on your device. Both send your speech to cloud servers, including OpenAI APIs. For users handling confidential, medical, or legal information — or anyone who simply prefers their words not leaving their Mac — the only architectural solution is on-device dictation.

Voibe is the only Mac dictation app that combines $99 lifetime pricing with 100% on-device processing. It runs Whisper models locally on Apple Silicon, includes Developer Mode for VS Code and Cursor, and sends nothing to the cloud. Ever. That is why we built it: to give Mac users a dictation tool that respects their privacy without forcing them into a subscription or a new cloud vendor's data policy.

You can try Voibe free on any Apple Silicon Mac. If you prefer to see how it compares against the full dictation landscape first, start with our 7 best VoiceDash alternatives ranked guide, our best offline dictation apps for Mac roundup, or our Wispr Flow vs Superwhisper comparison.

Disclosure: Voibe is our product. We have compared VoiceDash and Wispr Flow as fairly as possible, acknowledging where each competitor genuinely wins. All pricing, ratings, and user feedback are cited from public sources as of April 2026.

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