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Every released system with its current state and platform coverage.
Speak and the client delivers the transcript through the supported input path for the active app. Speech recognition runs on the device; model setup, account validation, and token refresh can still use the network. Available on Windows, Linux, and Android. macOS and iPhone are in internal testing with no public release date.
The same dictation workflow, run on a server-side engine when you prefer cloud processing or your device is below the on-device hardware floor. Available for Windows, Linux, and Android; macOS and iPhone are in internal testing.
earslate sends nearby speech directly to the user-selected Gemini or OpenAI provider and plays returned translation through the device audio output. Provider terms, quota, quality, and latency apply.
A free, ad-free Android opener for PDF, DOCX, RTF, XLSX, CSV, PPTX slide outlines, Markdown, and plain text. Rendering happens on the device and there is no ClassEve account; legacy Office and OpenDocument formats are outside v1.