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Changelog

What ships in each build of Edict.

v1.0.2

2026-07-12
  • Onboarding starts with the two permission grants, then shows you the keys and sends you off dictating. Setup first, cheat sheet second.

  • The pill’s “cancel” hint no longer wraps onto a second line when you dictate into an app with a long name, and the pill is slightly wider so the full name fits.

  • Microphone problems say so. A mic delivering silence shows “mic is silent · check mute or volume” on the pill, a chosen device that can’t be used announces the fallback to your system default, and a headset that reconnects mid-session gets re-routed instead of capture dying.

v1.0.1

2026-07-10
  • Nothing new inside the app. This release exercised the built-in updater end to end before launch, so the first update you ever install has itself been through the pipeline.

v1.0

2026-07-10
  • One-key dictation: tap or hold Right Command, talk, and the text pastes where your cursor is. Esc cancels, Right Option re-pastes, all three keys rebindable.

  • On-device speech recognition on the Neural Engine (NVIDIA Parakeet v3), models bundled inside the app. No account, no cloud, works offline from first launch.

  • Verbatim by design: your exact words plus your own spelling fixes, never a rewrite. The model is warm at launch, and pre-roll capture means the first word is never clipped.

  • File transcription: drop in audio or video, get SRT, VTT, or plain text with the speakers labeled, at about 150x real time.

  • Dictionary: whole-word spelling fixes from a plain CSV, editable in Settings or by your agent.

  • Transcript history: everything you dictate stays on this Mac, searchable in the app.

  • Local MCP server: agents can search your transcripts, pull the last one, send in files to transcribe, and keep the word list current.

  • Wrong-window guard: if focus moved while you talked, the transcript stays on your clipboard instead of pasting into the wrong app.

  • Auto-send: allowlist your agents and a finished dictation submits itself, signaled on the pill before you release the key.

  • Updates via a built-in checker that asks before it ever goes online.

  • 7-day fully functional trial, one-time license, 14-day money-back.