cjpais/handy

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Handy A free, open source, and extensible speech-to-text application that works completely offline. Handy is a cross-platform desktop application that provides simple, privacy-focused speech transcription. Press a shortcut, speak, and have your words appear in any text field. This happens on your own computer without sending any information to the cloud. Why Handy? Handy was created to fill the gap for a truly open source, extensible speech-to-text tool. As stated on handy.computer: - Free : Accessibility tooling belongs in everyone's hands, not behind a paywall - Open Source : Together we can build further. Extend Handy for yourself and contribute to something bigger - Private : Your voice stays on your computer. Get transcriptions without sending audio to the cloud - Simple : One tool, one job. Transcribe what you say and put it into a text box Handy isn't trying to be the best speech-to-text app—it's trying to be the most forkable one. How It Works 1. 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) 2. Speak your words while the shortcut is active 3. Releas…

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