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michaelwilhelmsen/humla

Open-source AI meeting notes for Mac. Records mic + system audio with no bot, transcribes on-device or via OpenAI / Deepgram / Groq, identifies speakers offline, and writes summaries that fuse your no

Really freeMITRuns on MacRust
Stars
320
Forks
41
Open issues
21
Last push
2d ago

About humla

humla is a free, open-source AI voice and audio tool by michaelwilhelmsen, written mainly in Rust. Open-source AI meeting notes for Mac. Records mic + system audio with no bot, transcribes on-device or via OpenAI / Deepgram / Groq, identifies speakers offline, and writes summaries that fuse your no. It has 320 GitHub stars and 41 forks, and was last updated 2d ago. It's released under the MIT license, a standard open-source license. According to the project, it works on macOS.

License
MIT
Language
Rust
Stars
320
Last update
2d ago
Runs on Mac
Yes (as stated by the project)
GPU
Not stated
Paid API key
Not required
Self-hostable
Yes

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humla FAQ

Is humla free?

Yes. humla is open source and free to use. It's released under the MIT license, a standard open-source license.

Does humla run on a Mac?

Yes. According to the project, humla works on macOS.

Does humla need a GPU?

The project doesn't state hardware needs. AI models generally run much faster with a GPU.

Is humla still maintained?

Yes. It was last updated 2d ago and has 21 open issues on GitHub.

What are alternatives to humla?

Similar free, open-source tools include VoiceStudio, FunASR, dograh, voicebox.

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