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Blurt v0.6.0
- Automatic updates. Blurt checks for a new version when it starts and offers to install it in one click. Your sounds and settings are kept, and Blurt restarts on the new version. Every update is cryptographically signed, and Blurt refuses any update whose signature doesn't match. Turn off the automatic check, or check by hand, in Settings → About.
- Privacy Policy and Terms of Use are linked in Settings → About and on the welcome screen, and now cover update checks.
- This is the last version you need to download yourself; later ones install from inside Blurt.
Download: Blurt-Setup.exe (Windows 10/11, 64-bit). The installer isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen asks you to confirm: More info → Run anyway.
Verify downloads with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt, or Get-FileHash Blurt-Setup.exe in PowerShell.
Blurt v0.5.1
- Fixed: the overlay froze Blurt. Opening the overlay with its keyboard shortcut locked up the app, so neither Esc, the shortcut nor anything else could close it. It now closes with Esc, with the shortcut again, with the new ✕ button, or by itself after 4 seconds.
Download: Blurt-Setup.exe (Windows 10/11, 64-bit). The installer isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen asks you to confirm: More info → Run anyway.
Verify downloads with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt, or Get-FileHash Blurt-Setup.exe in PowerShell.
Blurt v0.5.0
- Send to Blurt browser extension. One click, a right-click or Alt+Shift+B on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, SoundCloud, Reddit, Twitch or Vimeo sends the video to Blurt, which downloads it, ready to trim and add. It talks only to Blurt on your own PC: Blurt accepts it only from browser extensions, never from web pages. You can turn it off in Settings → Stream & game. The Chrome Web Store listing is coming soon.
- Overlay redesign. A frosted-glass look made from a blurred snapshot of the game behind it, a playing-sound highlight with progress, and a bottom bar with your sound volume and mic level. In-game, press − and = for volume and M to mute your mic.
- Fixed: the overlay didn't close (neither by itself nor with the shortcut) once it had been shown, because hiding a window that was shown without focus did nothing.
- Mute my mic keeps your mic level, and the main window and overlay stay in sync when settings change in either.
- Privacy Policy and Terms of Service on the website.
Download: Blurt-Setup.exe (Windows 10/11, 64-bit). The installer isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen asks you to confirm: More info → Run anyway.
Verify downloads with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt, or Get-FileHash Blurt-Setup.exe in PowerShell.
Send to Blurt (Chrome extension) v1.0.0
Chrome extension package. Install it from the Chrome Web Store, or load it unpacked from this zip.
Blurt v0.4.1
- Repository and website: the source is on GitHub, and the landing page links to it. Each release publishes its installer and checksums there.
- Windows only for now: macOS builds are paused until they have been tested on a Mac. The app itself is unchanged from 0.4.0.
Download: Blurt-Setup.exe (Windows 10/11, 64-bit). The installer isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen asks you to confirm: More info → Run anyway.
Verify downloads with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt, or Get-FileHash Blurt-Setup.exe in PowerShell.
Blurt v0.4.0
New Settings → Stream & game tab. Everything here is off until you turn it on.
- Auto push-to-talk. Blurt holds your push-to-talk key (a key, or middle / side mouse button) while a sound plays, so push-to-talk chats in Discord and games actually send it. Keys are sent as scan codes. Some anti-cheat games ignore simulated keys.
- Instant clips. Keeps the last 5–120 s of what you hear (game, friends, music) in memory. Ctrl+Alt+C or Clip now saves it to your library as “Clip #N”. Nothing touches the disk until you clip.
- Stream Deck, Touch Portal and Streamer.bot control. A private local link (127.0.0.1:7270, secret token) with /play?name=…, /random, /replay, /stop, /clip, /overlay and /sounds. Use Stream Deck’s Website action with “GET request in background”.
- Text to speech. The Speak button says what you type into the mic with the Windows voices. Each line is saved as a sound you can replay or bind to a key.
Download: Blurt-Setup.exe (Windows 10/11, 64-bit). The installer isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen asks you to confirm: More info → Run anyway.
Verify downloads with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt, or Get-FileHash Blurt-Setup.exe in PowerShell.