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For starters, OP's project supports Windows and Linux, in addition to MacOS. Muesli and OpenOats only support Mac from what I see?

That's just scratching the surface, I have never used any of these apps including others referenced in this thread.

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I'd also like to mention Steno - I particularly like how you can create different summarization templates (prompts) for each recording, which allows me to leverage it for things such as therapy sessions and voice journaling.

https://github.com/stenolabs/stenoai

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Oh no, name conflict! Well, since no one will hear of mine, I suppose no problem...

https://hypertekst.net/steno/

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Nice list, thanks for assembling it!

I noticed that Muesli's star count on your list doesn't match what's in Github (~300 vs 1.6k), do those update regularly?

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I thought about wiring up GitHub’s API to show live star counts but wanted to avoid too many network calls. The star count is from when I added it to the database.
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Muesli is great! I've used it daily for several months and haven't had any serious issues. You can set it to trigger a custom script when it completes a meeting transcription, which I use to move the transcriot to my obsidian vault and trigger some more work. Also just added some local diarization, via one if the modeks, that is actually usable so I stopped having to send important transcripts to assemblyai for accurate diarization.
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It's at least not limited to macs
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There’s also FluidVoice
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I have FluidVoice’s main proprietary alternative as SuperWhisper. Granola seems to be coming into that territory as well.
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You should also add https://biscottiapp.com/
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Time to start working on gruel! Please sir may I have some more? Plus the assumption that it is slop can be well founded (no reflection on the possibility fine products above)
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