Tools tagged with "Multilingual"

Sentence Transformers is an open-source Python library for developers building semantic search and document retrieval on their own hardware. It runs embedding and reranker models locally, turning content into numerical representations for similarity comparisons and scoring results against a query. The library uses the Apache 2.0 license.

Candle is a Rust machine learning framework for developers who want to embed local AI in applications or deploy models on their own servers. It produces lightweight binaries that don't need Python in production, making it a candidate for serverless inference where a large runtime can slow startup. Its API uses tensor operations familiar to PyTorch developers.

OCRmyPDF turns scanned PDFs into documents you can search and copy text from while preserving the resolution of their original images. It's a local command-line tool for people digitizing paper records and developers building document processing systems. Your documents stay on your machine.

Umi-OCR turns screenshots, images, and scanned documents into text on Windows and Linux. It works offline. The software is free under the MIT License, and recognition runs locally with built-in language libraries. It suits people who need to copy text from a screen, process a folder of images, or make scans searchable without sending them to an online OCR service.

Whisper is an open source speech recognition model for people who want to transcribe audio on their own hardware. It suits developers adding voice features to an app and anyone working with recordings in multiple languages. OpenAI publishes the models and inference code under the MIT license, so audio can stay on the machine running them.

Google AI Edge Gallery is an open-source app for people who want to try generative AI on their own phone. It runs model inference locally, so offline chat, image analysis and audio tasks don't send your inputs to a server. It supports Android and iOS and uses the Apache 2.0 license.

Interpreter reads Japanese text from game windows and displays English translations over your screen. It's built for people playing Japanese retro games, with MeikiOCR tuned for game text and pixel fonts. The default OCR and Sugoi V4 translation models run locally, so text stays on your computer and no internet connection is needed after setup. It's open source under the MIT license, with support for Windows, macOS and Linux.

OPUS-CAT runs neural machine translation locally on Windows for professional translators who work in computer-assisted translation (CAT) tools. Its offline engine keeps translation processing on the user's computer, so translators can use machine translation for confidential text without sending it to a cloud translation service.

Google AI Edge Eloquent is an AI dictation app for iPhone and iPad that turns spoken thoughts into edited text using on-device Gemma models. It's for people who prefer speaking to typing but don't want every hesitation or self-correction carried into their notes and drafts.