Handy: Free Offline Speech-to-Text That Types What You Say
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title: "Handy: Free Offline Speech-to-Text That Types What You Say"
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Handy lets you type with your voice, for free, and completely offline. Press a shortcut, speak, and the words appear in any app, transcribed on your own computer with Whisper, never sent to the cloud. It works on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and it has 36,127 stars.
What Is Handy?
Handy is a free, open-source, and extensible speech-to-text application that works completely offline. Press a shortcut, speak, and your words appear in any text field, in any app. The transcription happens on your own computer, without sending any audio to the cloud.
The project states its case in four words: free, open source, private, and simple. Accessibility tooling belongs in everyone's hands, not behind a paywall. Open source means anyone can extend it and contribute to something bigger. Private means your voice stays on your computer. Simple means one tool, one job: transcribe what you say and put it into a text box.
It is a cross-platform desktop app built with Tauri and Rust, licensed under MIT, and the repository had 36,127 stars and 3,428 forks when we checked on November 1, 2026. The project site is handy.computer, and releases are published on GitHub. Note one branding detail from the license file: Handy itself is open source, but the Handy name, logo, icon, and brand assets are not, so unofficial forks and redistributions must use their own branding.
How It Works
Using Handy takes four steps. Press a configurable keyboard shortcut: hold it to record and release to stop, or tap it to toggle recording on and off. Hold-only and toggle-only modes are also available. Speak your words while the shortcut is active. Release, and Handy processes your speech. Then the transcribed text is pasted directly into whatever app you were using.
The process is entirely local. Silence is filtered using voice activity detection with Silero, so pauses do not become garbled text. Transcription uses your choice of models: Whisper models in Small, Medium, Turbo, and Large sizes, with GPU acceleration when available, or Parakeet V3, a CPU-optimized model with excellent performance and automatic language detection.
That local pipeline is the whole privacy story. There is no account, no server round trip, and no audio leaving your machine. The trade-off is the one every offline tool makes: you download a model file once, and the bigger models take real disk space and a capable machine, while the smaller ones run almost anywhere.
Install It in Minutes
Download the latest release from the GitHub releases page or from handy.computer. On macOS it is also available via Homebrew with brew install --cask handy, and on Windows via winget with winget install cjpais.Handy. Note that the Homebrew cask and winget package are not maintained by the Handy developers. On Debian or Ubuntu, install the downloaded .deb with apt so required dependencies are installed automatically, and do not use dpkg on its own unless the dependencies are already there.
After installing, launch Handy and grant the system permissions it needs, microphone and accessibility, then configure your preferred keyboard shortcut in Settings and start transcribing. If you want to control it from elsewhere, a Raycast extension can start and stop recording, browse transcript history, manage the dictionary, and switch models and languages.
Power users get more. Command-line flags can control a running instance: handy --toggle-transcription, --toggle-post-process, and --cancel, plus startup flags like --start-hidden, --no-tray, and --debug. An advanced debug mode, revealed with Cmd+Shift+D on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+D on Windows and Linux, exposes paste delay tuning and a Reliable Paste beta for apps where the standard clipboard paste misbehaves.
Models: Pick Your Size, Keep Your Privacy
Handy ships a model picker, and the choice is a classic size versus quality trade. Whisper Small is 487 MB, Medium is 492 MB in quantized form, Turbo is 1600 MB, and Large is 1100 MB quantized. Parakeet Unified EN 0.6B arrives as a single 731 MB file and is the recommended option when you want strong quality on CPU alone.
If you are behind a proxy, firewall, or restricted network where Handy cannot download models automatically, you can install them by hand. Find your app data directory in Settings, About, create a models folder inside it, drop the model file in with its exact filename, and restart Handy. Do not rename the files. Handy also picks up models already present in the shared Hugging Face cache, so a copy downloaded by another tool works without being moved.
Custom Whisper models work too. Drop any valid Whisper GGML .bin file into the models directory, restart, and it appears under Custom Models, named from its filename. Community models are user-provided and may not receive troubleshooting assistance, but the door is open for fine-tuned or community models the default list does not include.
Platform Quirks to Know
Handy works on Windows, macOS, and Linux, but each platform has quirks the project documents honestly. On Linux, reliable text input needs the right tool for your display server: xdotool on X11, wtype on Wayland, or dotool for both, which needs your user in the input group. Without them, Handy falls back to a method with limited compatibility, especially on Wayland. Wayland global shortcuts must also be configured through your desktop environment, using the CLI flags as the shortcut command.
Linux startup can also trip on a missing runtime library: if Handy fails with an error about libgtk-layer-shell.so.0, install libgtk-layer-shell0 on Ubuntu or Debian, gtk-layer-shell on Fedora, RHEL, or Arch. The recording overlay is disabled by default on Linux because some compositors treat it as the active window and steal focus, which breaks pasting back into the app that triggered transcription.
On macOS, a Bluetooth headset microphone may temporarily reduce playback quality while recording, because Bluetooth switches to bidirectional audio; keeping headphones as output and selecting a built-in or external mic avoids it. Shortcuts using the fn or Globe key only work on Apple keyboards, because fn is not part of the standard USB keyboard specification and third-party keyboards handle it in firmware. On Windows, Handy asks the Vulkan loader to skip implicit layers to avoid crashes from overlay and capture tools, which you can opt out of with an environment variable.
How to Try It
Install the release for your platform, grant microphone and accessibility permissions, and set a shortcut you will actually remember. A good first test is dictating into a plain text editor: hold the shortcut, say a sentence with a number and a name in it, release, and check what lands. If the text is right, try it in the app where you actually write, an email, a document, or a chat window, because pasting behavior can differ between apps.
Then pick your model deliberately. Start with a smaller Whisper model or Parakeet if you are on CPU, and move up only if accuracy disappoints you. If a previous clipboard item gets pasted instead of your transcription, open Debug mode and try Reliable Paste on macOS or Windows, or increase the paste delay, and test again in the app where it happened.
If you live on the command line or a tiling window manager, wire the CLI flags into your own shortcuts. On Sway or i3, bindsym $mod+o exec handy --toggle-transcription does the job, and on Hyprland the equivalent bind line works the same way. On Linux you can also trigger it with pkill -USR2, which simply delivers a signal and does not terminate the process.
What to Watch Out For
Handy is actively developed, and the project is transparent about its rough edges, which is a good sign, but set expectations accordingly. The known-issues list covers the platform quirks above, plus overlay and pasting behavior on Linux, and the troubleshooting docs are genuinely detailed, including the exact debug settings to try when paste misbehaves.
Release artifacts are signed with Tauri's updater signature format, and the project documents how to verify a download manually with minisign, explicitly warning not to use gpg for those .sig files. That is a nice touch for a privacy tool: the verification story is written down, not assumed.
Finally, remember the trade you are making. Offline means private and free of subscriptions, but it also means you manage models, disk space, and platform quirks yourself. If you want dictation that just works everywhere with no setup, a cloud service will feel smoother. If you want your voice to stay on your computer, cost nothing, and be open source, Handy is the tool built for exactly that, and its 36,127 stars suggest a lot of people wanted exactly that.
FAQs
What is Handy?
A free, open-source, cross-platform speech-to-text desktop app that works completely offline. Press a shortcut, speak, and your words appear in any app, transcribed on your own computer. It is built with Tauri and Rust, licensed under MIT, and had 36,127 stars in November 2026.
Does Handy send my voice to the cloud?
No. Transcription happens entirely on your own computer: Silero filters silence and Whisper or Parakeet transcribes locally. There is no account and no audio leaves your machine.
How do I use Handy?
Press a configurable keyboard shortcut, hold it to record and release to stop, or tap it to toggle recording, speak, and release. Handy transcribes with Whisper and pastes the text directly into whatever app you are using.
Which models can Handy use?
Whisper Small, Medium, Turbo, and Large, with GPU acceleration when available, and Parakeet V3, a CPU-optimized model with automatic language detection. You can also drop in custom Whisper GGML models, which appear under Custom Models after a restart.
How do I install Handy?
Download the latest release from GitHub or handy.computer. macOS users can use Homebrew (brew install --cask handy), Windows users winget (winget install cjpais.Handy), and Debian or Ubuntu users install the .deb with apt so dependencies resolve automatically. Then grant microphone and accessibility permissions and set a shortcut.
Does Handy work on Linux Wayland?
With caveats. You need wtype or dotool for text input, global shortcuts must be configured through your desktop environment using Handy's CLI flags, and the recording overlay is disabled by default because some compositors steal focus from it.
What if Handy pastes my old clipboard text instead of the transcription?
Open Debug mode with Cmd+Shift+D on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+D on Windows and Linux, try Reliable Paste (beta) on macOS or Windows, or increase the Paste Delay (After) setting, then test again in the app where it happened.
Is Handy really free?
Yes. It is free and open source under MIT. The Handy name, logo, icon, and brand assets are not open source, so unofficial forks must use their own branding, but the software itself costs nothing.
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Originally published at devpik.com. Repo: cjpais/Handy.
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Handy: Free Offline Speech-to-Text That Types What You Say --- title: "Handy: Free Offline Speech-to-Text That Types What You Say" published: true tags: opensource, speechtotext, accessibility, privacy canonical_url: devpik.com --- Handy lets you type with your voice, for free, and completely offline. Press a shortcut, speak, and the words appear in any app, transcribed on your own computer with Whisper, never sent to the cloud. It works on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and it has 36,127 stars. What Is Handy? Handy is a free, open-source, and extensible speech-to-text application that works completely offline. Press a shortcut, speak, and your words appear in any text field, in any app. The transcription happens on your own computer, without sending any audio to the cloud. The project states its case in four words: free, open source, private, and simple. Accessibility tooling belongs in everyone's hands, not behind a paywall. Open source means anyone can extend it and contribute to something bigger. Private means your voice stays on your computer. Simple means one tool, one job: transcribe what you say and put it into a text box. It is a cross-platform desktop app built with Tauri and Rust, licensed under MIT, and the repository had 36,127 stars and 3,428 forks when we checked on November 1, 2026. The project site is handy.computer, and releases are published on GitHub. Note one branding detail from the license file: Handy itself is open source, but the Handy name, logo, icon, and brand assets are not, so unofficial forks and redistributions must use their own branding. How It Works Using Handy takes four steps. Press a configurable keyboard shortcut: hold it to record and release to stop, or tap it to toggle recording on and off. Hold-only and toggle-only modes are also available. Speak your words while the shortcut is active. Release, and Handy processes your speech. Then the transcribed text is pasted directly into whatever app you were using. The process is entirely local. Silence is filtered using voice activity detection with Silero, so pauses do not become garbled text. Transcription uses your choice of models: Whisper models in Small, Medium, Turbo, and Large sizes, with GPU acceleration when available, or Parakeet V3, a CPU-optimized model with excellent performance and automatic language detection. That local pipeline is the whole privacy story. There is no account, no server round trip, and no audio leaving your machine. The trade-off is the one every offline tool makes: you download a model file once, and the bigger models take real disk space and a capable machine, while the smaller ones run almost anywhere. Install It in Minutes Download the latest release from the GitHub releases page or from handy.computer. On macOS it is also available via Homebrew with brew install --cask handy, and on Windows via winget with winget install cjpais.Handy. Note that the Homebrew cask and winget package are not maintained by the Handy developers. On Debian or Ubuntu, install the downloaded .deb with apt so required dependencies are installed automatically, and do not use dpkg on its own unless the dependencies are already there. After installing, launch Handy and grant the system permissions it needs, microphone and accessibility, then configure your preferred keyboard shortcut in Settings and start transcribing. If you want to control it from elsewhere, a Raycast extension can start and stop recording, browse transcript history, manage the dictionary, and switch models and languages. Power users get more. Command-line flags can control a running instance: handy --toggle-transcription, --toggle-post-process, and --cancel, plus startup flags like --start-hidden, --no-tray, and --debug. An advanced debug mode, revealed with Cmd+Shift+D on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+D on Windows and Linux, exposes paste delay tuning and a Reliable Paste beta for apps where the standard clipboard paste misbehaves. Models: Pick Your Size, Keep Your Privacy Handy ships a model picker, and the choice is a classic size versus quality trade. Whisper Small is 487 MB, Medium is 492 MB in quantized form, Turbo is 1600 MB, and Large is 1100 MB quantized. Parakeet Unified EN 0.6B arrives as a single 731 MB file and is the recommended option when you want strong quality on CPU alone. If you are behind a proxy, firewall, or restricted network where Handy cannot download models automatically, you can install them by hand. Find your app data directory in Settings, About, create a models folder inside it, drop the model file in with its exact filename, and restart Handy. Do not rename the files. Handy also picks up models already present in the shared Hugging Face cache, so a copy downloaded by another tool works without being moved. Custom Whisper models work too. Drop any valid Whisper GGML .bin file into the models directory, restart, and it appears under Custom Models, named from its filename. Community models are user-provided and may not receive troubleshooting assistance, but the door is open for fine-tuned or community models the default list does not include. Platform Quirks to Know Handy works on Windows, macOS, and Linux, but each platform has quirks the project documents honestly. On Linux, reliable text input needs the right tool for your display server: xdotool on X11, wtype on Wayland, or dotool for both, which needs your user in the input group. Without them, Handy falls back to a method with limited compatibility, especially on Wayland. Wayland global shortcuts must also be configured through your desktop environment, using the CLI flags as the shortcut command. Linux startup can also trip on a missing runtime library: if Handy fails with an error about libgtk-layer-shell.so.0, install libgtk-layer-shell0 on Ubuntu or Debian, gtk-layer-shell on Fedora, RHEL, or Arch. The recording overlay is disabled by default on Linux because some compositors treat it as the active window and steal focus, which breaks pasting back into the app that triggered transcription. On macOS, a Bluetooth headset microphone may temporarily reduce playback quality while recording, because Bluetooth switches to bidirectional audio; keeping headphones as output and selecting a built-in or external mic avoids it. Shortcuts using the fn or Globe key only work on Apple keyboards, because fn is not part of the standard USB keyboard specification and third-party keyboards handle it in firmware. On Windows, Handy asks the Vulkan loader to skip implicit layers to avoid crashes from overlay and capture tools, which you can opt out of with an environment variable. How to Try It Install the release for your platform, grant microphone and accessibility permissions, and set a shortcut you will actually remember. A good first test is dictating into a plain text editor: hold the shortcut, say a sentence with a number and a name in it, release, and check what lands. If the text is right, try it in the app where you actually write, an email, a document, or a chat window, because pasting behavior can differ between apps. Then pick your model deliberately. Start with a smaller Whisper model or Parakeet if you are on CPU, and move up only if accuracy disappoints you. If a previous clipboard item gets pasted instead of your transcription, open Debug mode and try Reliable Paste on macOS or Windows, or increase the paste delay, and test again in the app where it happened. If you live on the command line or a tiling window manager, wire the CLI flags into your own shortcuts. On Sway or i3, bindsym $mod+o exec handy --toggle-transcription does the job, and on Hyprland the equivalent bind line works the same way. On Linux you can also trigger it with pkill -USR2, which simply delivers a signal and does not terminate the process. What to Watch Out For Handy is actively developed, and the project is transparent about its rough edges, which is a good sign, but set expectations accordingly. The known-issues list covers the platform quirks above, plus overlay and pasting behavior on Linux, and the troubleshooting docs are genuinely detailed, including the exact debug settings to try when paste misbehaves. Release artifacts are signed with Tauri's updater signature format, and the project documents how to verify a download manually with minisign, explicitly warning not to use gpg for those .sig files. That is a nice touch for a privacy tool: the verification story is written down, not assumed. Finally, remember the trade you are making. Offline means private and free of subscriptions, but it also means you manage models, disk space, and platform quirks yourself. If you want dictation that just works everywhere with no setup, a cloud service will feel smoother. If you want your voice to stay on your computer, cost nothing, and be open source, Handy is the tool built for exactly that, and its 36,127 stars suggest a lot of people wanted exactly that. FAQs What is Handy? A free, open-source, cross-platform speech-to-text desktop app that works completely offline. Press a shortcut, speak, and your words appear in any app, transcribed on your own computer. It is built with Tauri and Rust, licensed under MIT, and had 36,127 stars in November 2026. Does Handy send my voice to the cloud? No. Transcription happens entirely on your own computer: Silero filters silence and Whisper or Parakeet transcribes locally. There is no account and no audio leaves your machine. How do I use Handy? Press a configurable keyboard shortcut, hold it to record and release to stop, or tap it to toggle recording, speak, and release. Handy transcribes with Whisper and pastes the text directly into whatever app you are using. Which models can Handy use? Whisper Small, Medium, Turbo, and Large, with GPU acceleration when available, and Parakeet V3, a CPU-optimized model with automatic language detection. You can also drop in custom Whisper GGML models, which appear under Custom Models after a restart. How do I install Handy? Download the latest release from GitHub or handy.computer. macOS users can use Homebrew (brew install --cask handy), Windows users winget (winget install cjpais.Handy), and Debian or Ubuntu users install the .deb with apt so dependencies resolve automatically. Then grant microphone and accessibility permissions and set a shortcut. Does Handy work on Linux Wayland? With caveats. You need wtype or dotool for text input, global shortcuts must be configured through your desktop environment using Handy's CLI flags, and the recording overlay is disabled by default because some compositors steal focus from it. What if Handy pastes my old clipboard text instead of the transcription? Open Debug mode with Cmd+Shift+D on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+D on Windows and Linux, try Reliable Paste (beta) on macOS or Windows, or increase the Paste Delay (After) setting, then test again in the app where it happened. Is Handy really free? Yes. It is free and open source under MIT. The Handy name, logo, icon, and brand assets are not open source, so unofficial forks must use their own branding, but the software itself costs nothing. --- Originally published at devpik.com. Repo: cjpais/Handy.
Po pobraniu model zaczyna działać, a Ty możesz się cieszyć szybszym wprowadzaniem tekstu w wybrane miejsca. Łap teraz link do repo: cjpais/handy
今天逛 GitHub 发现一个很不错的开源项目，推荐给大家：Handy，一个完全离线的免费开源语音转文字工具，不用联网就能把录音转成文字，支持多语音模型和语言检测。语音正在成为 Agent 的标配入口，离线可用正好打中隐私和稳定性这个痛点。cjpais/Handy
好家伙，Handy 竟然能离线把语音转成文字。注意是离线！ 再也不用把录音上传到云端转写了，按住快捷键说完就直接粘贴到任意输入框，赶紧冲，不谢。 cjpais/Handy
今日のGitHubトレンド cjpais/Handy Handyは、完全オフラインで動作するオープンソースの音声文字起こしデスクトップアプリです。 ショートカットキーで録音し、Whisperを用いてローカルで処理することで、プライバシーを確保しつつ任意のテキストフィールドに文字起こし結果を直接入力できます。
3) Handy replaces paid dictation apps like Wispr Flow You press a shortcut, speak, and your words appear in any text box. Your voice stays on your computer, and one of its models is built to run on a normal processor. cjpais/Handy
做了个本地音频转写工具：不花一分钱， 76 个模型随取随用， 16 分钟视频 49 秒转完 最近把折腾了一阵子的两个东西都开源了，一条线上的：一个本地跑的语音转写命令行工具，一个长在它上面的 agent 技能（把音视频直接变成一篇能进笔记库的文章）。  为什么不用现成的 - 云 ASR 按分钟计费。一场 2 小时的会议、一周十几个播客，成本很快就不对劲，而且音频要上传到别人服务器。 - whisper.cpp 手搓太烦。编译参数、模型格式、VAD 分块、长音频拼接、中文断句……每换一台机器重来一遍。 - YouTube/B 站 有现成字幕，但只有一部分视频有，而且字幕没标点、断句乱，二次加工成本高。 所以做了两件事：一个把模型管理干净的 CLI，和一个把转写结果整理成笔记的技能。 一、handy-transcribe：Rust 写 CLI ，模型随取随用 它复用了开源桌面应用 [Handy]( cjpais/Handy) 的批处理流水线（解码 → VAD 分块 → transcribe.cpp 推理 → 拼接 → 后处理），去掉录音/UI/剪贴板，只留一个无头 CLI 。 - 完全本地：macOS 走 Metal ，其他平台 CPU 。不上传，不需要账号，不按分钟付费。 - 模型目录内置 76 个、21 个家族：Whisper 、Parakeet 、Canary 、SenseVoice 、Qwen3-ASR 、Voxtral 、Moonshine 、GigaAM… --list-models 一次看全，✓ 标记已缓存。 - 输入随便：本地 mp3/wav/flac/ogg/m4a/aiff ，或 MP4 家族视频容器的音轨；也接受直接的 http(s) 媒体 URL 。 - 输出干净：正文走 stdout （可以直接管道），进度和耗时走 stderr 。--json 给出 backend 、设备、RTF 、识别语言。 cargo install handy-transcribe # 或 cargo binstall handy-transcribe handy-transcribe ./meeting.m4a handy-transcribe ./talk.wav -m Qwen3-ASR-1.7B -l zh handy-transcribe ./podcast.mp3 --json YouTube 之类的网页先用 yt-dlp 抽音轨再喂进来——这是故意的，提取器交给专业项目维护，CLI 只管转写。 实测：16 分钟（ 972 秒）中文技术演讲，49 秒转完。机器是 M1 Pro ，模型 Qwen3-ASR-0.6B Q8_0 ，约 20 倍实时。文本准确到只需要改几个同音字。 二、pi-media-transcribe：转写完，自动变成一篇笔记 光有文本其实没什么用，还得有人分段、写摘要、挑目录、打标签。所以给 [Pi]( pi.dev)（一个开源 coding agent ，可以装技能包）写了个技能，三种模式： - 只转写：出文本（带缓存，重复跑是秒回）。 - --raw 逐字落笔记：不需要任何 API key ，全程离线，零成本。 - 默认模式：LLM 校对错字 → 按主题分 ### 小节 → 写 150~300 字摘要 → 在你的笔记库里挑目录 → 打 1~3 个主题标签 → 写成带 frontmatter 的 Markdown 。 pi install npm:pi-media-transcribe # 然后直接对 agent 说：把这个视频转录一下存到我的笔记里：<链接> 产物大概长这样： --- created_at: 2026/10/31 22:14 tags: - youtube - 自动转录 - RAG - 知识图谱 --- 来源： https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=... ## 核心内容 <150~300 字摘要> ## 正文 ### 传统向量检索的底层天花板 <校对并分段后的正文> 那次 16 分钟的视频，出来是一篇 18.8 KB 的笔记：一段摘要 + 17 个小节。落点在 资料/02-人工智能/AI 智能体/ —— 目录是它自己在现有目录树里挑的。 几个自己比较在意的细节： - 标题语言跟着内容走（中/英/日/韩/俄/德/西/法/葡九种），不是硬编码中文。 - 长音频不会爆上下文：超过阈值自动分块压缩再合并，三小时的播客也能过。 - LLM 失败不丢工作：直接落一份原始转写的笔记，重跑只重试润色那一步。 - 同名笔记不覆盖（自动加序号），路径校验在笔记库之内。 踩过的坑，顺便记一下 - 首次运行会静默下载 850 MB 的默认模型。后来在 SKILL 里加了硬规则：先告诉用户用哪个模型、多大、要不要换。 - 国内拉 HuggingFace 模型经常卡死，支持 HF_ENDPOINT（中文文档里给了镜像示例）。 - LLM 只看得到我给的目录列表，否则它会把笔记往任意路径写；路径还得再校验一次。 - 缓存键一开始用了 stat -f，在 Linux 上语义完全不同（ GNU 的 -f 是查文件系统），换成了「版本号 + 文件大小」。 已知限制（先说清楚） - Windows 没测过。CLI 依赖 CMake + C++ 工具链，macOS/Linux 的 CI 都绿了，Windows 欢迎有人帮忙试。 - 拉丁语系语言的标题回退英文（德/法/西/葡）。正文语言是对的，只是小节标题是英文；可以用 --language/配置指定。 - 润色模式花 token。只要文本不要笔记的话用 --raw，一分钱不花。 - 模型是第三方的，许可证各不相同（ Apache-2.0 / MIT / CC-BY-4.0 / 非商用），商用前看一眼。 想听听用的人怎么说 - 你主要拿它处理什么？会议、课程、播客、还是二次剪辑素材？ - 还需要哪些模型或语言的优先支持？ - 有 Windows 用户愿意帮忙跑一次 CI 之外的真实测试吗？ 两个仓库都是 MIT： - CLI： cyub/handy-transcribe （cargo install handy-transcribe） - 技能： cyub/pi-media-transcribe （pi install npm:pi-media-transcribe）
30 projetos GRÁTIS do GitHub para trabalhar melhor com IA Descubra 30 projetos gratuitos do GitHub para usar IA, criar conteúdo e organizar seu trabalho. Veja ferramentas de vídeo, produtividade, segurança, marketing e servidores, com os links organizados por assunto abaixo. Conheça o Bora Criar com IA: boracriarcomia.com.br CAPÍTULOS 00:00 Apresentação e inteligência artificial 00:35 Segurança 00:47 Vídeo e conteúdo 01:10 Negócios e marketing 01:30 Produtividade 01:46 Servidores e infraestrutura 02:23 Projetos para explorar 02:38 Antes de instalar INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL 1. Dify — langgenius/dify 2. Taskosaur — Taskosaur/Taskosaur 3. OpenWork — different-ai/openwork 4. Agent Browser — vercel-labs/agent-browser 5. Emdash — generalaction/emdash SEGURANÇA 6. PasteGuard — sgasser/pasteguard 7. Claude Code Safety Net — kenryu42/claude-code-safety-net VÍDEO E CONTEÚDO 8. OpenReel — Augani/openreel-video 9. BridgeClip — bridge-mind/bridgeclip 10. Recordly — webadderall/Recordly 11. Textream — f/textream 12. FFmpeg Skill — kajisho5/ffmpeg-skill 13. Presenton — presenton/presenton NEGÓCIOS E MARKETING 14. Deskcomm CRM — melgarafael/DeskcommCRM 15. Open SEO — every-app/open-seo 16. Cogsend — deepakness/cogsend PRODUTIVIDADE 17. Handy — cjpais/Handy 18. Kept — ericerkz/kept 19. Excalidraw MCP — excalidraw/excalidraw-mcp 20. ezBookkeeping — mayswind/ezbookkeeping SERVIDORES E INFRAESTRUTURA 21. Dockge — louislam/dockge 22. OpenObserve — openobserve/openobserve 23. LogDeck — AmoabaKelvin/logdeck 24. WebSSH — bifrost0x/webssh 25. Breakscale — xevrion/breakscale 26. SQLit — Maxteabag/sqlit 27. Mailflare — hieunc229/mailflare 28. Open Archiver — LogicLabs-OU/OpenArchiver PROJETOS PARA EXPLORAR 29. Vibecraft — Nearcyan/vibecraft 30. God's Eye View — bilawalsidhu/gods-eye-view Confira licença, requisitos, custos de hospedagem e manutenção de cada projeto antes de instalar. “Gratuito” pode depender de serviços externos. Referência de pauta: Hallen Tech — youtube.com Qual ferramenta você vai testar primeiro? Deixe nos comentários e inscreva-se para conhecer mais recursos de IA. #InteligenciaArtificial #GitHub #OpenSource
Talvio demo: control your PC from your phone with your voice (open source) Try Talvio and view the source: ishangautam7/Talvio Desktop downloads: github.com/ishangautam7/Talvio/releases/latest Android: talvio.sentramind.dev In this demo, I use my phone to view and control a window on my Windows PC and ask it to email me a report stored on that computer. Talvio finds the file, attaches it in Gmail and sends it. Talvio also provides local dictation into other apps, voice commands and meeting notes. Desktop speech recognition can run locally; cloud providers are optional. Phone features require signing in and PC approval. Live view and control in this demo currently need Windows. Free and open source (MIT). Built with Rust, Tauri and React. Talvio started as a fork of Handy by CJ Pais: cjpais/Handy If you try it, bug reports and feedback are welcome. A GitHub star helps other people find the project. #opensource #Talvio #voicedictation
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