Tools tagged with "Multilingual"

Granite is IBM's family of AI models for developers and businesses building applications on their own hardware or servers. You can customize the models for enterprise tasks, including coding assistants and document analysis.

AutoTrain supports model training on your own hardware through AutoTrain Advanced, a no-code application for people fine-tuning LLMs or building models from their data. Advanced can run locally or on cloud infrastructure. The project is no longer maintained, and it won't receive bug fixes or new features.

WritHer is a voice dictation app for people who want to write in Windows desktop apps and manage everyday tasks by speaking. It works offline after the initial model downloads, without an account.

AIdea for Zotero is an AI assistant for researchers who want to ask questions about papers and translate reading material inside Zotero. Its side panel works in the library view and the PDF or EPUB reader.

Whisperstream turns speech into text in the app you're writing in. It's for people who want to dictate messages, documents or coding prompts while keeping speech recognition on their computer.

noScribe transcribes recorded interviews for qualitative researchers and journalists who need to keep audio on their own computer. It processes recordings locally rather than sending them to a cloud transcription service.

Audiblez converts EPUB e-books into spoken audio using Kokoro-82M on your computer. It's for readers who want an audiobook version of a book, with control over the voice and which sections get read aloud.

Wyoming Piper provides local speech generation for Home Assistant and other Wyoming-compatible clients. It's for people building a voice assistant who want speech synthesis to run on their own machine or server.

Silero VAD is a pretrained voice activity detection model for developers who need to find speech segments in audio. It returns speech timestamps for use in audio processing pipelines.

OpenCommit is a command-line tool for developers who want AI to write commit messages from their Git changes. It can create the commit after you review the proposed message and also fits into an IDE's existing Git workflow.

LM Studio runs downloaded language models for conversations and tasks on your computer. Its Bionic agent helps people create documents, write software and carry out work using local or frontier open models.

RAGatouille is a Python library for developers building retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) applications with ColBERT. It builds and searches document indexes on your own hardware or server, with compressed indexes stored on disk that your application can query directly.

SpeakoFlow lets you dictate into other apps and ask an AI assistant for help without leaving your work. It's for people who want voice typing, spoken conversations and meeting notes with processing on their own computer.

Podcastfy turns source material into podcast-style audio conversations for creators and developers. It's an alternative to NotebookLM's podcast feature for people who want to customize the conversation or include podcast generation in their own software.

audio.cpp runs audio models locally for developers building speech tools and people generating or processing audio on their own hardware. It brings multiple audio tasks into one C++ runtime built on ggml.

Memo AI turns audio and video into transcripts, translated subtitles and notes for people reviewing interviews, meetings or podcasts. Speech recognition works offline, and speaker identification runs locally.

WhisprStream turns speech into text at your cursor in other Mac apps. It's for people who dictate notes, email, or coding prompts and want speech processing to stay on their own computer.

HanLP is a multilingual natural language processing toolkit for developers and researchers who need structured text analysis. Its native Python API runs models on your own hardware. The separate REST API sends text to a hosted server.

LLMII labels image collections with AI-generated captions and keywords for people who want searchable photos without uploading them to a cloud service. It processes folders on your computer and saves descriptions that other photo tools can read.

MOSS TTSD generates spoken dialogue from scripts for podcasts, audio dramas, dubbing and commentary. Its focus is maintaining distinct voices across long conversations, including speaker changes and overlapping speech.

Indic TTS is a text-to-speech toolkit from AI4Bharat for developers and researchers building speech applications in Indian languages. It provides trained models and training code for generating speech on your own hardware.

Murmure turns speech into text on your computer for people dictating notes, documents or code who want to keep recordings off cloud transcription services. It uses NVIDIA Parakeet and works offline without an account.

Sokuji translates speech for people taking part in meetings across languages. Other participants hear your translated voice as ordinary call audio, so they don't need to install anything.

Transcritório is a desktop app for researchers transcribing interviews and focus groups, with a focus on Brazilian Portuguese. It keeps audio, transcripts and metadata on your computer.

SoniTranslate is an AI video dubbing app for people translating spoken videos into other languages. It can run locally, with a Gradio interface in the browser.

VoxKey is a free, open-source dictation app for people who want to speak into Mac text fields without sending audio to a cloud transcription service. It requires Apple Silicon and macOS 26 or later. Speech recognition runs locally and works offline after you download a model.

Argmax OSS Swift is a speech AI SDK for developers building iOS and macOS apps that process audio on the user's device. Its separate libraries cover transcription, identifying speakers and generating spoken audio.

Voice-Clone-Studio brings voice cloning and speech production into one browser interface for people making podcasts, audiobooks and dialogue recordings. It combines several engines with tools for preparing samples and training custom voices.

SmartSub helps video creators subtitle recordings and dub them into other languages. You can use its transcription, translation, proofreading, dubbing and export tools separately or combine them for batch processing.

VibeVoice is a family of voice AI models for developers and researchers building transcription and speech generation applications. It can capture who spoke and when, or produce spoken responses from incoming text.

Pyserini is an open-source Python toolkit for researchers and developers comparing document search methods or building the retrieval stage of a ranking or RAG system. It runs as a Python package on your own hardware and lets you search existing benchmark indexes or build indexes from your own documents. Its license is Apache 2.0.

ESPnet is a speech AI toolkit for researchers and developers who want to run pretrained models on their own hardware or train speech systems. Its recipes cover data preparation through evaluation, with published results for comparison.

OCRmyPDF makes scanned PDFs searchable and lets readers copy recognized text from them. It's a command-line tool for people digitizing paper records and developers adding OCR to document workflows.

Orpheus TTS generates speech for developers building voice applications or creating custom voices. Its Llama-based models support local inference and let you control how spoken text sounds.