FlowMic 0.3.122

0.3.122

The desktop app goes on your computer: take the Windows MSI or portable zip, the Linux deb or portable zip, or the macOS portable zip.
The phone app goes on your phone from the App Store, Google Play, or the APK file below; you speak on the phone, and the words land on your computer.

When pairing, the computer now offers its real network address before a VPN or virtual adapter. Kept recordings on the phone retry on their own only over the same kind of connection to the same computer, and wait for "Try again now" if either changed. When you tap "Try again now" and no speech is found, the card and audio now stay on the phone and say nothing was recognised. Pasting a picture no longer reports an incomplete paste when prior clipboard contents cannot be put back.

FlowMic 0.3.121

0.3.121

The desktop app goes on your computer as an MSI installer or portable zip for Windows, a deb package or portable zip for Linux, or a portable zip for macOS.
The phone app goes on your phone from the App Store, Google Play, or the APK here; you speak on the phone, and the words land on the computer.

On the phone, when a message fails, the row now says why in a plain sentence, and discarding a draft throws it away. Dropped connections during Deliver and tapping Resend no longer send a sentence twice, and new installs use the language picked at first open. On the computer, a few leftover Chinese labels in the English interface are fixed, and the idle Linux floating bar no longer blocks clicks underneath.

FlowMic 0.3.120

0.3.120

The desktop app goes on the computer: an MSI installer or portable zip for Windows, a deb package or portable zip for Linux, and a portable zip for macOS.
The phone app goes on the phone from the App Store, Google Play, or the APK file on this page; the phone is where you speak, and the words land on the computer.

On Windows, text with several paragraphs sent to a console window lands as one line waiting for Enter, and Windows PowerShell console windows now receive text. Also on Windows, console windows with open system menus or in Move mode reject incoming text as not injected. On Windows, pastes not accepted by a window show as not injected, with a Resend button. On Linux, GNOME Terminal now receives text.

FlowMic 0.3.119

0.3.119

The Windows installers and the Windows desktop app are now digitally signed. When you run an installer, Windows shows a verified publisher name instead of 'Unknown publisher'. Nothing else changed in this release. Other platforms remain the same as before.

FlowMic 0.3.118

0.3.118

FlowMic brings clearer delivery status and safer typing across your computer and phone:

• Windows administrator windows: When the front window runs as administrator, typing and paste are safely refused and kept on the computer's timeline instead of silently dropped (needs the new Windows app).
• Safer typed line breaks: On Windows, when text must be typed key by key instead of pasted, line breaks are sent as Shift+Enter instead of Enter so messages are less likely to send early.
• Delivery status: Messages waiting for an offline computer no longer type in by themselves after returning, unconfirmed deliveries show an amber 'Pending · no answer yet' instead of a false failure, and the phone resends by itself while connected.
• Long recording resume: Returning to the app now resumes an ongoing recording instead of halting transcription, shows how long audio was paused, and marks gaps in your article.
• Computer sign-in and settings: A computer whose clock runs fast keeps connecting while our servers verify its Cloud Key, and on Windows, credentials and settings are saved so unexpected exits do not damage them.

FlowMic 0.3.107

0.3.107

• If the phone is closed or killed right as Re-transcribe finishes replacing a note's words, that recording stays kept as unconfirmed, with Re-transcribe or Delete, and 24-hour cleanup leaves it alone. Before, Retry could put the same words in a second time.
• For older kept recordings, the button reported failed if deletion took longer than about half a second, though words were in your note. Now the phone waits for deletion to finish: done if audio was freed, or failed with the audio kept if nothing was freed.
• If the phone cannot save its record of which older notes were already withdrawn (for example when storage is full), it holds the record in memory and keeps the audio until the record is saved; if the phone is closed first, the record is lost.
• Our servers, and the local service inside the computer app, now wait up to five seconds when two saves collide, instead of failing at once.

FlowMic 0.3.106

0.3.106

• When our speech service fails or our servers cut a recording off and you got no usable text, that recording does not use your transcription time. A recording the phone sends again after a dropped connection is no longer counted again and again.
• Old recordings that never transcribed stop retrying after five attempts, offering Re-transcribe or Delete. The phone now tells you if saving or deleting a note fails, and a note whose deletion failed stays on screen instead of looking deleted. Recordings with unconfirmed transcription now offer Re-transcribe alongside Delete without typing to your computer.
• FlowMic now adds a space after typing text into your computer so sentences do not run together, adding none after Chinese or Japanese text and none for Enter, Backspace, or Undo. One Undo removes the whole delivery including that space.
• On Android 15 with on-screen navigation buttons, bottom controls, sheets, the code scanner, and image previews stay clear of the navigation bar. Note editor action buttons fit short screens, and shortcut labels wrap onto a second line.

FlowMic 0.3.102

0.3.102

• Quiet speech drops far fewer words, and your first sentence after launch no longer misses your window. Stopping a long recording on your phone keeps your text on screen instead of disappearing briefly.
• Long AI tidy-ups are no longer cut short, original words are always kept, and the phone explains why polishing did not run with pointers to model settings. Error messages are clearer without internal codes, folding away technical details.
• A computer shows as one device on your phone across local and cloud connections, including on Linux. The pairing window explains cloud sign-in and lets you sign in right there, with browser sign-in waiting 15 minutes instead of 3.
• On Ubuntu and other GNOME desktops, speech now reaches Firefox, LibreOffice, and other apps. The Linux deb package sets up needed libraries, a menu entry, and its runtime for local pairing, while the portable zip lists missing libraries and the install command.

FlowMic 0.3.95

0.3.95

• FlowMic now runs on Linux. On X11, it types into your focused window as it
  does on Windows. On Wayland, it tells you plainly that it cannot type into
  other apps.
• Long recordings are now shown as timed paragraphs with their length and word
  count, both while recording and when reading them back. Copying gives one
  paragraph per line, you can forward with timestamps included, and search now
  finds words inside long recordings.
• Pausing during a recording no longer loses words said after the pause. If the
  connection to the speech engine drops, the phone shows that it is
  reconnecting and which try it is on, and it asks you to repeat any part that
  could not be transcribed.
• Long-press a sent message to re-translate or re-organize it. Both always start
  from your original words, never from an earlier translation.
• The phone can now send new records to up to three MCP services you choose.
  Past records and pictures are not sent.
• The macOS and iOS builds of 0.3.95 are not in this release yet. They will be published later.
• On Linux, install two system libraries first, or the app will not start:
  sudo apt install libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 libayatana-appindicator3-1

FlowMic 0.3.92

0.3.92

• Try FlowMic straight from the front page of flowmic.app: tap the line at the
  top, scan the code with your phone camera and speak. The words land in the
  line in front of you, and your phone needs no app for it.
• The FlowMic app now recognises that same code. Scanning it opens a temporary
  session: it is not added to your device list, and it ends when the page is
  closed.
• The try-it page no longer holds on to a spent code. When the phone leaves, the
  code comes back and can be scanned again.
• A local speech model can now be deleted to free up the space it takes, and the
  card says which languages it emptied.
• If your computer moves to a different relay while your phone is connected, the
  phone follows it instead of talking to an empty room.
• Messages about running out of speech time now name the period your allowance
  really resets on, instead of saying "this month", in all nine languages.