Stet
Summary
Stet is an open-source dictation tool designed to sound like the user rather than a generic AI voice.
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I built a small on-device voice front-end for local assistants: type any wake word, keep only your voice before STT (5 models, 7.5 MB, Apache-2.0, early preview)
Alkove is an open-source (Apache-2.0) on-device voice front-end made of five tiny models (7.5 MB total) — a typed wake-word system, voiceprint-based speaker filtering, and personal VAD — running on a custom Rust inference engine with npm, pip, Android, LiveKit, and Pipecat packages, aimed at reducing false wake-ups and cross-talk before STT in local voice assistants.
Speek
Speek is a free, open-source, context-aware voice assistant and dictation tool for macOS that lives in the Mac notch, allowing users to dictate into any app, edit text, and delegate tasks by circling on-screen elements. It handles quick requests in the notch, runs longer tasks in the background, and can remember user-provided details.
Sente
Sente is a talk-to coding agent available in the terminal or on mobile, featuring two-way voice interaction and access to 400+ models (Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek) via OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible APIs. It is MIT open source and built in Japan with metered, consent-first voice enrollment.
Mutter AI Dictation
Mutter AI Dictation is a private AI dictation tool that operates offline.