Tools tagged with "Voice activity detection"

pyannote.audio is a Python toolkit for developers and researchers who need to separate recordings by speaker. Speaker diarization identifies who spoke when, so applications can associate parts of an audio recording with different speakers.

AudioBud is a dictation app for Windows that puts speech into the text field you're writing in. It builds on Handy by CJ Pais and suits people who want voice typing with local speech recognition rather than a hosted transcription service.

Transcribe Anything turns recordings and online videos into text and subtitles using Whisper-based speech recognition. It's a command-line tool with a Python API for people processing media locally or adding transcription to their own applications.

Open Wispr is a voice dictation tool for people who want to speak into Mac apps while keeping audio and text on their computer. It inserts transcribed speech at the cursor in editors, browsers, terminals, email and other applications.

HotClip turns long recordings into short vertical videos for creators editing livestreams, podcasts, courses and spoken presentations. It suggests highlights with reasons and scores, so you can review the selections before exporting.

Handy is a desktop speech-to-text app for people who want to dictate into the apps they already use. It transcribes speech on your computer and inserts the text into the active text field.

Unmute gives text LLMs a spoken conversation interface using Kyutai speech recognition and speech synthesis. It's for developers who want to self-host voice chat while choosing their own language model.

VoiceStreamAI turns live browser audio into text on a server you control. It's for developers adding streaming transcription to an app or building a speech-to-text service around Whisper.

WhisperWriter turns microphone speech into typed text in your active window. It's for people who want dictation in their desktop apps, with a choice of transcription on their own computer or through an API.

Whisper WebUI turns recordings into transcripts and subtitles through a browser interface running on your own machine. It's for people captioning videos or translating speech who want local audio processing.

Whisper ASR Webservice gives developers a speech-to-text API for their own applications and services. It processes audio on your machine or server and supports multilingual transcription, speech translation and language identification.

GPT-SoVITS is a local voice cloning and text-to-speech tool for people creating speech in a custom voice. Its web interface covers speech generation, voice training and preparation of audio datasets.

Wyoming Protocol connects Home Assistant with separate voice services. It's for developers and people assembling a voice assistant who want to choose their own transcription, speech synthesis, and wake word components. Connections have no authentication or encryption, so it requires a trusted network.

sherpa-onnx is a toolkit for developers building speech features that work offline on their own devices. It covers transcription, speech generation and audio analysis, with processing kept local.

Whisper Desktop turns audio and video recordings into transcripts and subtitles on your computer. It's for people working with interviews, lectures, podcasts or videos who want a desktop interface for transcription and captioning.

GLaDOS is a local AI voice assistant for people who want a conversational companion modeled on the personality core from Valve's Portal games. It combines a custom voice and dry humor with awareness of its surroundings.

Wyoming Satellite connects a microphone and audio playback device to Home Assistant for a self-hosted voice assistant. The project is archived and no longer maintained; Linux Voice Assistant replaces it using the ESPHome protocol.