Meorav (beta) for Linux 0.1.0

0.1.0 · first Linux build of Meorav (beta), experimental public testing.

Type text and hear it in Daniel Rosehill's cloned voice (Irish-accented English with Hebrew words), generated on your computer's CPU with qwentts.cpp. Same voice and engine as the Android app: Meorav v2.2, Q4_K_M (1.44 GB, default) or Q8_0 (2.33 GB), downloaded on first use and checked by SHA-256.

• Speak, Stop, Play, Save WAV; real-time factor shown after each run.
• Command line: meorav --say "text" -o out.wav.
• Two CPU builds in one package: AVX2 for most machines since 2013, SSE4.2 for older ones, picked automatically.
• Expect speech to take longer than it lasts on most laptops. About 4 GB of RAM while speaking (Q4_K_M).

Install (Ubuntu 26.04, amd64): curl -fsSL https://cdn.hebrish.app/apt/setup.sh | sudo sh -s meorav, or download the .deb below and sudo apt install ./meorav_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.

The app is MIT-licensed. The voice model is for non-commercial use (https://hebrish.app/terms).

Meorav (beta) 0.1.0

0.1.0: first public test build.

Experimental, public testing. Not yet tested on a device. arm64-v8a only. Android 9+.

Meorav (beta) speaks the text you type in Daniel Rosehill's voice (Irish-accented English with
Hebrew words), generated entirely on the phone with Qwen3-TTS (qwentts.cpp, CPU).

• First use downloads the voice model from cdn.hebrish.app: Q4_K_M, 1.44 GB (default), or
  Q8_0, 2.33 GB (needs 12 GB+ RAM). Resumable, SHA-256 checked, deletable in the app.
• Expect generation to be slower than real time, and about 4 GB of RAM in use while speaking.
• Play, save or share the result as a WAV; the app shows generation time and real-time factor.
• Non-commercial use only, under the Hebrish terms: https://hebrish.app/terms

Install from the Hebrish F-Droid repo (https://fdroid.hebrish.app/repo) or download the APK below.