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no-tipe-releases

Free desktop dictation for macOS and Windows. Speak messages, emails and notes into your apps with local or cloud speech recognition.

  • desktop-app
  • dictation
  • macos
  • offline
  • productivity
  • speech-to-text
  • transcription
  • voice-typing
  • windows
  • writing-assistant
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Stars
469
Forks
63
+ today
+6
Created
13d

Ranking data as of October 14, 2026 (UTC).

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Overview

Free desktop dictation for macOS and Windows. Speak messages, emails and notes into your apps with local or cloud speech recognition. It ranks #55 on GitTiger, gaining +6 stars on October 14, 2026 (UTC).

The project is written in HTML and has 63 forks. It was created 13d ago.

AI-generated summary of the repository README — may contain errors.

What it is

No Type is a desktop dictation tool, per its metadata, for macOS and Windows. Supplied metadata: language HTML; license Apache-2.0; topics: desktop-app, dictation, macos, offline, productivity, speech-to-text, transcription, voice-typing.

Capabilities

The description says it converts speech into text in your apps with local or cloud recognition. The untrusted README summary, paraphrased, describes a global shortcut that places text in the focused field, writing modes for messages, emails, notes and tasks, and cloud use through your own API key. It notes that history and statistics in its screenshots are demo data.

Getting started

No setup steps were supplied, so follow the README at https://github.com/Darlingfxx02/no-tipe-releases for installation and configuration.

Missing evidence

The supplied data does not include the list of speech models, the download size, or the supported Windows versions. Its statistics are not evidence of real usage.

Installation
git clone https://github.com/Darlingfxx02/no-tipe-releases.git
cd no-tipe-releases
# see README for setup

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it work offline?

The description mentions local recognition, and the topics include offline; the README summary says you can download a speech model to your computer.

Does cloud recognition need an account?

The README summary says you can connect a cloud provider using your own API key.

Are the screenshot statistics real?

The README summary says history and statistics shown in its images are demo data.