Provides an AI-driven English learning app suite (Enjoy) that focuses on speaking practice and pronunciation evaluation. Open-source repo backing a web app, browser extensions for YouTube/Netflix, and a local-first desktop/web client design; some scoring features require the project's paid Enjoy AI service.
Multilingual automatic speech recognition and speech-translation model that transcribes and translates audio. Trained on a mix of weakly labeled and pseudo-labeled data (1M + 4M hours), uses 128 Mel bins and adds a Cantonese token, and supports timestamps and long-form chunking for offline ASR and translation.
Generates Netflix-quality single-line subtitles and optional dubbing for videos by automating download, ASR, word-level alignment, translation, terminology management and TTS integration. Emphasizes word-level alignment with WhisperX and cinematic translation/adaptation for cleaner, single-line subtitles and smoother dubbing.
Provides low‑latency on‑device speech-to-text, intent recognition, and text-to-speech for building real‑time voice agents and interfaces. Streaming-optimized models, incremental caching, multilingual TTS/ASR and cross-platform bindings (Python, iOS, Android, Linux, Raspberry Pi) target live voice use cases where sub-200ms responsiveness matters.
Captures, transcribes, and summarizes meetings entirely on the user's machine with real-time local transcription and speaker diarization. Privacy-first design keeps audio, transcripts, and models local; supports Ollama, Claude, Groq, OpenRouter or custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
Provides real-time, local audio recording and transcription on macOS using Whisper and Parakeet engines, with global hotkeys and hold-to-record behavior. Includes model download, microphone selection, drag-and-drop file transcription, multilingual auto-detection and Asian-language autocorrect; Apple Silicon only.
Runs a self-hosted meeting bot and transcription API that joins Google Meet, Teams and Zoom and streams speaker-attributed transcripts in real time. Compiles meetings into a git-backed Markdown workspace and runs sandboxed agents on your infrastructure; Apache-2.0 and air-gap capable.
Provides a 10,000-hour Sichuanese (Chuan-Yu) speech corpus with rich annotations (timestamps, speaker age/gender/emotion, SNR, DNSMOS) and unified metadata for ASR and TTS research; includes metadata.jsonl, evaluation benchmarks, and an LLM-assisted transcription pipeline.
On-device macOS dictation that transcribes speech locally and offers an optional local AI enhancement (Fluid Intelligence) for smart formatting and post-processing. Key features: low-latency model choices, live transcription overlay, per-app prompts and privacy-by-default; best on Apple Silicon.
Runs local speech-to-text inference for a wide range of ASR model families using GGUF models on the ggml runtime. Supports Metal, Vulkan, and CUDA GPU backends plus a tinyBLAS-accelerated CPU path, prebuilt GGUFs on Hugging Face, and a quantization tool.
Local-first voice workflows for cloning, multi-engine TTS/ASR, video dubbing, dictation, transcription and audiobook production across 646 languages. Desktop app with a local OpenAI-compatible API, engine catalogue (TTS/ASR/LLM), and explicit opt-ins for remote features to keep audio and projects on-device.
Desktop app for local voice cloning, real-time dictation, and end-to-end video dubbing using zero-shot TTS across 600+ languages; features multi-engine TTS/ASR, speaker diarization, vocal isolation, batch pipelines, and invisible audio watermarking — all run fully offline.