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txscribe for your computer

One app for macOS, Windows and Linux. It can transcribe on the computer itself, so a recording never has to leave it, or through txscribe in the cloud; either way it is the same library, and you can switch in Settings.

No build is published yet.

The desktop app is built; what is missing is a signed release. The buttons will appear here the moment one is published — there is nothing to join or wait for.

macOS

A Mac with Apple silicon or an Intel chip.

  • Apple silicon

    Not published yet

  • Intel

    Not published yet

Windows

Windows 10 or later, 64-bit.

  • Installer

    Not published yet

Linux

The AppImage runs on any 64-bit desktop once it is made executable; the .deb installs on Debian and Ubuntu. Capturing the sound of other apps needs PipeWire.

  • AppImage

    Not published yet

  • .deb

    Not published yet

Transcribing on this computer

When you choose it, the audio is decoded and transcribed on the machine and nothing is sent anywhere. The first run downloads a speech model, a few hundred megabytes, and keeps it. Which model sizes the app offers depends on the computer's memory and whether its graphics chip can be used; a machine without one is limited to the smaller models, which are faster and make more mistakes.

Through txscribe in the cloud, the app uses the same engine as the website — speaker labels, the languages the website lists — and needs an account; signing in happens in your browser and hands the app a key for itself alone.

Checking what you downloaded

Each button above lists its file's SHA-256. The hash of the file you have should match it exactly; if it does not, the download is damaged or is not ours.

macOS    shasum -a 256 <file>
Windows  certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256
Linux    sha256sum <file>

Something did not work

Write to support@txscribe.ai with the system you are on and what happened. The support page has the limits we already know about.