Changelog.

What came in, what went out and what got fixed, version by version. The next ones land here with a date.

0.2.0 · the current version

  • Hold the key, speak, release: the text is pasted where your cursor is, in any app that takes text.
  • The key is yours: right Command, Option, Control or Caps Lock, holding or toggling. Two quick taps let you speak hands-free; Escape cancels.
  • Two models in sequence: word-for-word transcription, then the cleanup, which removes filler, punctuates and fixes, without summarizing and without obeying commands. The cleanup can be turned off.
  • A dictionary of exact replacements and a list of hints for names the transcriber gets wrong.
  • Six distinct sounds: started, released, pasted, pasted without cleanup, discarded and failed.
  • The clipboard stays as it was, or becomes the text's route, if you prefer.
  • Cloud with your own key (Groq or OpenAI, kept in the Keychain), the local model Dita downloads itself in one click, or a server of yours, set in Settings.
  • License verified on your Mac, no account and no server; a 14-day trial counted from your first dictation.
  • Interface in Portuguese and English; the dictation language is a separate setting.
  • Any Mac running macOS 14 or newer, in a 3.5 MB download.