anomalyco/hex

Local-first voice dictation for macOS. Hold a shortcut, speak, and paste into any app. Native Rust, on-device speech recognition, and a Linux beta.

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Hex Speak. It appears. Local-first voice dictation, built in Rust. Download for Mac, Windows, or Linux · Windows beta · Linux beta · TypeScript SDK · Contributing Hex is local-first voice dictation for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 15 or newer. Hold a shortcut, speak, and release. Hex transcribes on your Mac and pastes the result into the app you are using. ordinary dictation does not require OpenCode or a cloud transcription service. corrections, application-specific behavior, and optional text processing. The macOS app is available now. The Windows beta covers x64 and ARM64 PCs, and the Linux beta covers x8664 X11 and compatible wlroots Wayland compositors. See Privacy and local data for what stays on your device and what optional features send to a provider. Stable is the current release. Dev is the newest build of dev, published on every change; it updates itself from the Dev channel. On Arch…

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  1. Install Hex
  2. Downloads
  3. Dictate Anywhere
  4. Optional OpenCode Features
  5. Annotate
  6. Custom Transformations
  7. Read Transcripts From The CLI
  8. Privacy And Local Data
  9. Troubleshooting
  10. Windows Beta
  11. Linux Beta
  12. Testing Builds

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What this repository does

Local-first voice dictation for macOS. Hold a shortcut, speak, and paste into any app. Native Rust, on-device speech recognition, and a Linux beta.

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anomalyco
Primary language
Rust
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2,535
Forks
159
Open issues + pull requests
55
License
MIT
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Default branch
dev
Created
2026-07-17T23:48:56.000Z
Last push
2026-11-01T12:14:29.000Z

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Owner-supplied topics: dictation, linux, local-first, macos, rust, speech-recognition, speech-to-text, voice-control

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