On your machine
whisper.cpp is built in. The model runs on your GPU through Vulkan and falls back to the CPU. Nothing leaves your computer.
Push-to-talk dictation for Linux. What you say is typed into the window you are in. No app to open, no window to switch to.
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I built İmlâ for myself. There are plenty of dictation apps, but each one is a window to open and keep in mind. İmlâ runs as a small user service: a global shortcut, a short sound and a small HUD at the top of the screen while it listens. When you are not speaking, it is not there.
Muhammed Emin Akalanwhisper.cpp is built in. The model runs on your GPU through Vulkan and falls back to the CPU. Nothing leaves your computer.
Use any audio-capable model on OpenRouter with your own key. The default is GPT Audio Mini, the best price and accuracy in our Turkish dictation test.
The package is built in Docker, so no Rust or C++ toolchain lands on your machine. You need Docker and base-devel.
$ git clone https://github.com/muhammedeminakalan/imla && cd imla$ make package$ sudo pacman -U packaging/arch/imla-*-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst$ imla setup
Change anything later with imla setup. Check it with imla status.
Other distributions are not packaged yet. The source is on GitHub. GitHub