Voica v0.2.0
Voica v0.2.0 — AI term correction, settings reset, and an important input fix.
What's new
- AI term correction (opt-in, off by default): after transcription, mangled vocabulary terms are fixed by a Groq chat model (
qwen/qwen3-32b), matching grammatical case and context — e.g. «кубер стил» →kubectl. Fail-safe: if the model is unavailable, the original Whisper text is delivered. Settings shows whether the model is available for your Groq org (with a hint if it's blocked). - Reset settings… button — back to defaults while keeping your API key, history, audio, and vocabulary.
- Live vocabulary counter
N / 800with a warning color when over budget (only the tail is sent to Whisper).
Fixed
- Random keyboard-layout switching after dictation. The injected Ctrl+V could combine with a physically held Shift/Alt into the system layout-switch chord (Ctrl+Shift / Alt+Shift). Insert now waits until your modifiers are released; the keyboard hook ignores injected input, injected keys carry real scan codes, and hotkey handling no longer runs inside the low-level hook callback.
Install
Two downloads to choose from (Windows 10 1809+ / x64):
| File | Size | Needs |
|---|---|---|
Voica.exe |
~75 MB | nothing — fully self-contained |
Voica-fx.exe |
~26 MB | .NET 8 Desktop Runtime installed once |
Not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn → More info → Run anyway. On first run add your Groq key (from https://console.groq.com) in Settings, then press Right Alt to dictate.
Full changelog: https://github.com/Inhum/voica-win/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md