The project's README from github.com/impossibleG/phorminx. As one markdown file: README.md.
Voice, disciplined.
Local-first dictation and meeting assistance for Windows. Turn speech into text, keep searchable notes, and use optional AI formatting without requiring a paid AI service.
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The Meetings workspace. Screenshots use synthetic demo data.
The floating companion puts the live transcript and assistant beside the conversation. Ask a question with the latest transcript context while capture continues.
Phorminx targets Windows 10/11 x64. It is alpha software; recognition accuracy, latency, and compatibility depend on the device, audio source, and model.
Build from source using the development guide. Speech models and Vosk runtime assets are separate downloads and are not included in this source repository. Configure them in the application's setup and model screens. Ollama is optional; dictation can run without AI formatting.
The default Ctrl+Alt+Space shortcut opens the P launcher. Choose Dictate, speak,
then press the shortcut again to finish. Settings provides shortcut and
appearance preferences. Meetings and Actions have their own workspaces.
Speech recognition runs locally. The production capture path keeps audio in
memory rather than saving recordings to disk. Retained text and settings live
under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Phorminx; use the application's history, session, and
deletion controls to manage stored text. Disabling dictation history does not
mean that separately saved meeting sessions have been deleted.
Local Ollama formatting and embeddings use local compute. Model downloads use the network. Optional remote assistant providers and HTTP actions send the configured text/context to the selected provider or destination. These options are not a local-only privacy guarantee: remote providers may charge for usage and apply their own data policies. Review the destination before enabling them.
Do not include real transcripts, recordings, credentials, or personal settings in bug reports or contributions. Use synthetic examples instead.
Phorminx's original source is licensed under the MIT License. Third-party libraries, runtimes, and downloaded models retain their respective licenses and notices; the project license does not replace those terms.