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Android 0.2.1 Offline Russian dictation. The model stays on the device. |
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Dictator
Dictator is an open-source dictation app for Russian. You speak, and the text is pasted into the focused field. Recognition runs on the device with GigaAM-v3. There is no account, and the installed app does not contact the network.
Desktop builds cover macOS 12+ on Apple silicon and Windows 10 1809+ x64.
The app sits in the menu bar or the system tray. Ctrl+Shift+D starts and stops a recording.
Android 10+ on arm64 is the same dictation as a voice keyboard, on its own release cycle.
The current build is Android 0.2.1
(Dictator-android-arm64.apk), listed separately from the desktop tags on the
releases page.
Source and downloads: github.com/LenarBad/dictator. The license is MIT.