Your dictionary
Your clients' names, your products, your jargon: Novaddict spells them right. And whatever it mishears, you correct once and for all.
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Novaddict turns your voice into text, in any app: your messaging, a document, a form. One shortcut, you speak, and the text is pasted wherever your cursor is.
Version 0.1.8 · Windows, macOS and Linux · other systems
Try it: click the keys, or really press Ctrl + Alt + Space, then speak.
Novaddict doesn't ask you to change tools. The text lands wherever your cursor is blinking.
On the left, typing. On the right, speaking. Same text, same stopwatch.
A client abroad, a bilingual team? Turn on translation: you speak naturally, and Novaddict pastes the text straight in English.
“Bonjour Sarah, je vous confirme la livraison pour jeudi matin. Je vous envoie le bon de livraison dans la journée.”
Hi Sarah, I'm confirming delivery for Thursday morning. I'll send you the delivery note later today.
Your clients' names, your products, your jargon: Novaddict spells them right. And whatever it mishears, you correct once and for all.
Four ways to see your voice while you speak.
Ctrl + Alt + Space by default, or any combination you like.
No sign-up with us. Your key, your usage, and code anyone can read.
The code is public on GitHub: check what it does with your voice, adapt it.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. Signed installer.
Download the .exemacOS 10.15 and later, Intel and Apple Silicon.
Download the .dmgUbuntu, Debian, Fedora, 64-bit. .deb package or AppImage.
Download for Linux
With Nova, the same dictated sentence becomes a quote, a sorted e-mail, a new task. You speak, she takes care of it.
Yes: no subscription, no account, no mark-up. The only cost is your own Groq usage for transcription, about $0.04 per hour of dictation, paid directly to Groq.
Groq does the transcription, and that's what makes it so fast. You create the key for free on their website; you paste it once, the first time you launch the app.
Your audio goes to Groq to be transcribed, with your own key. Novaddict doesn't keep it and doesn't use it for anything else. The code is public: you can check.
You can dictate in English, French and many other languages supported by the transcription. Built-in translation goes into English.
On Wayland, some desktops block global shortcuts. Just create the shortcut in your desktop settings; the documentation shows you how, in two minutes.
The code is public: you can read it, check what it does with your audio, and adapt it to your needs.