Easy Transcription, a transcriber for audios and videos on Android

[Digipom]

We've released our first beta of Easy Transcription for transcribing audio and video directly on your Android device. Easy Transcription currently supports the following features:

• Open audio and video from inside the app using any of Android's supported formats (such as MP3, MP4 and PCM WAVE), and then transcribe them, or translate them to English. You can also share to the app from other apps.
• Edit, search & replace from within a transcription.
• Copy and share your transcriptions in different formats.

We support tiny and tiny.en for now, with support for more models coming soon. Everything is transcribed privately directly on the device. We're also planning to add a built-in voice recorder in a future release. Please don't hesitate to send us feedback here or inside the app via About > Talk to us > By email.

The app was implemented using Android Compose and uses whisper.cpp to handle the transcriptions. Many thanks go to @ggerganov and all of the other contributors as well for creating and working on whisper.cpp -- it's amazing that we now have a great open-source library for doing transcriptions right on the device!

You can download the app for free at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.digipom.easytranscription

[kwanUm]

Is this app open sourced?

[Digipom]

It's not, but it builds upon the Android sample which is: https://github.com/ggerganov/whisper.cpp/tree/master/examples/whisper.android

[LumenYoung]

This is a really great application! I wonder how this would go because I see it is been constantly updated, yet no clear whether it is to open source or commercialize? Thanks

[Digipom]

Thank you! For now the intent is to commercialize it, though some aspects are open-sourced via this repository and also the Android code here.

[SatoX69]

Can you try porting or making an app with Suno's Bark model, I reckon there's a bark.cpp repository