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1.Nomily-Ai / nomily-app

BYOK voice recording companion with ASR transcription, speaker diarization, AI summaries, and local ASR endpoint support.

bluetooth-low-energy
byok
privacy
speech-to-text
ai-audio
android
+14 more

Other license1K total107 forks

+980 stars

from 35 · score 6.89

2.mozilla-ai / llamafile

Distribute and run LLMs with a single file.

cross-platform
gguf
llama-cpp
local-ai
local-inference
local-llm
+3 more

C++Other license27K total1.7K forks

+424 stars

from 26,148 · score 6.05

3.Beingpax / VoiceInk

The best open-source alternative to Superwhisper & Wispr Flow. Voice-to-text app for macOS with no subscription

macos
macos-app
swift

Swift Other license7K total996 forks

+367 stars

from 6,669 · score 5.91

4.facebookresearch / seamless_communication

Foundational Models for State-of-the-Art Speech and Text Translation

Jupyter Notebook Other license12K total1.2K forks

+29 stars

from 11,875 · score 3.40

5.kaldi-asr / kaldi

kaldi-asr/kaldi is the official location of the Kaldi project.

kaldi
c-plus-plus
cuda
shell
speech-recognition
speech-to-text
+3 more

Shell Other license16K total5.3K forks

+15 stars

from 15,494 · score 2.77

6.flashlight / wav2letter

Facebook AI Research's Automatic Speech Recognition Toolkit

wav2letter
speech-recognition
end-to-end
deep-learning
cpp

C++Other license6.4K total983 forks

+6 stars

from 6,438 · score 1.95

7.cmusphinx / pocketsphinx

A small speech recognizer

speech-recognition
python
c

C Other license4.4K total730 forks

+6 stars

from 4,347 · score 1.95

8.AIGC-Audio / AudioGPT

AudioGPT: Understanding and Generating Speech, Music, Sound, and Talking Head

audio
gpt
music
sound
speech
talking-head

Python Other license10K total845 forks

+4 stars

from 10,160 · score 1.61

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