OpenWhisprVoice dictation application with local and hosted speech models, meeting transcription, and notes.MIT
Voice dictation application with local and hosted speech models, meeting transcription, and notes.
OpenWhispr is a desktop application for dictation, meeting transcription and spoken interaction with AI assistants. Hotkeys can insert transcribed speech at the cursor or send a voice command. It also supports notes, imported audio and translation, using local models or configured cloud providers. Desktop releases cover macOS, Windows and Linux, with some features varying by platform.
OpenWhispr official README · Reviewed 2026-10-14
- 01 / Feature noteHotkey dictation
Press a hotkey to turn speech into text at the current cursor position.
Feature source ↗ - 02 / Feature noteAudio import
Transcribe existing audio or video by dropping in files, uploading a batch or supplying a YouTube or audio URL.
Feature source ↗
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2025-06-19
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2025-06-19GitHub release
2026-10-29 · v1.11.0Repository push
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Desktop voice-to-text dictation into applications. The README explicitly positions OpenWhispr against WisprFlow. Checked 2026-10-19
Meeting transcription and notes. The README explicitly names Granola and describes meeting capture; Intel Macs lack live speaker identification and voice fingerprinting. Checked 2026-10-19

