Push‑to‑talk dictation for Linux using the whisper-1 model by OpenAI, with text injected into any focused app.
Push-to-talk speech-to-text for Linux. Pluggable transcription backends.
Voice-to-text for Linux — type anywhere or ask AI with your voice. Local whisper.cpp, push-to-talk, GNOME Wayland + KDE
Push-to-talk Whisper dictation for macOS: Hammerspoon + ffmpeg pre-buffer + whisper.cpp/Groq, with a fix for Whisper's silence hallucinations
Toggle System Mic via Keypress
A cross-platform push-to-talk communication system designed for group activities like cycling, running, and fitness sessions.
A complete voice-dictation setup for GNOME Shell on Wayland: you press a key, you speak, and the text appears at the cursor by itself. All speech recognition runs locally on your machine.
Push-to-Talk voice input system using Whisper.cpp for Linux + i3 window manager
Dictate using Wispr Flow running on a Mac, from your Linux machine: hold a key, speak, and the transcript is typed into the focused window. Audio goes over a tailnet to a virtual mic on macOS; the text returns through Flow's own local database. No root needed on Linux, and nothing but audio leaves it.
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