Loudio
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Details for Loudio
Package name
- loudio
License
- MIT
Last updated
- 24 August 2026 - latest/beta
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Offline transcription studio for audio files and microphone recordings
Loudio turns speech into text entirely on your own machine. Audio never leaves your computer: transcription runs locally through whisper.cpp, with an OpenAI Whisper Python runtime as a fallback, so the app keeps working without a network connection once its model is downloaded.
Features:
- Record from any microphone and transcribe automatically when you stop
- Transcribe existing audio files in MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC and OGG
- Choose between speed and accuracy with selectable local runtime profiles
- Translate speech into English as an alternative to plain transcription
- Watch text appear live while the engine works, with optional timestamps
- Review, replay and manage past recordings from a built-in history view
- Copy transcripts to the clipboard in one click
- Check and repair the local runtime from a guided readiness wizard
Loudio needs FFmpeg and a Whisper engine on your system. The built-in readiness wizard detects what is missing and installs it for you.
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