Instant dictation for desktop. Press a shortcut, speak, and instantly get accurate text on your clipboard—perfect for emails, coding, AI prompts, or brain dumps.
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Love that this runs fully local and open source, so my voice never leaves my machine while I dictate. That privacy first approach is a rare and refreshing take for a dictation tool.
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open source and local is the right call for a dictation tool specifically, since the whole point is you're speaking things you'd never type into a random cloud service. curious how the accuracy holds up on technical vocabulary though, variable names, library names, that kind of thing tends to be where local models fall over compared to the big hosted ones. is there a custom vocabulary or fine tuning option for that or is it running as-is out of the box.
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Love that this runs fully local and open source, so my voice never leaves my machine while I dictate. That privacy first approach is a rare and refreshing take for a dictation tool.
open source and local is the right call for a dictation tool specifically, since the whole point is you're speaking things you'd never type into a random cloud service. curious how the accuracy holds up on technical vocabulary though, variable names, library names, that kind of thing tends to be where local models fall over compared to the big hosted ones. is there a custom vocabulary or fine tuning option for that or is it running as-is out of the box.