Transcribe any audio to text with an easy UI. Powered by OpenAI's Whisper, LibreTranslate, Sveltekit and Golang. - GitHub - pluja/whishper: Transcribe any audio to text with an easy UI. Powered...
Hi everyone!
A few days ago I released Whishper, a new version of a project I’ve been working for about a year now.
It’s a self-hosted audio transcription suite, you can transcribe audio to text, generate subtitles, translate subtitles and edit them all from one UI and 100% locally (it even works offline).
I hope you like it, check out the website for self-hosting instructions: https://whishper.net
Congratulations on the launch and thanks for making this open-source! Not sure if this supports searching through all transcriptions yet, but that’s what I’d find really helpful. E.g. search for a keyword in all podcast episodes.
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Congratulations on the launch and thanks for making this open-source! Not sure if this supports searching through all transcriptions yet, but that’s what I’d find really helpful. E.g. search for a keyword in all podcast episodes.
That’s a great idea! I’ll attempt to implement that feature when I find some time to work on it.