wispr-fox v2.2.0-nightly.1

Pre-release / nightly build. Not the latest stable.
Stable users: see Releases page and pick the most recent "Latest" tag.

wispr-fox v2.2.0-nightly.1

Now it transcribes files too — not just your microphone.

Upload audio to transcribe

You've already recorded something — a voice memo on your phone, a meeting on
your laptop — and you just want the text. Drop it in.

• Drag any audio file onto the window and wispr-fox stages it and opens the
  upload panel. Or hit the new Upload button on the History page and pick
  one (or several) files from your computer.
• Choose your engine right there. The upload panel lets you pick which
  transcription provider and model to use for this batch — independent of your
  usual dictation default — and tick Clean up and/or Draft to run the
  same polishing you get on a live dictation.
• It all lands in your history, in line with everything else, each file
  marked with an Uploaded badge. Play the audio back, read the Raw /
  Cleaned / Drafted tabs, copy the text, open the (i) panel — exactly like a
  recording you made with the hotkey.

Supported formats: wav, mp3, m4a, aac, ogg, opus, flac, webm — so notes
from a Samsung/iPhone recorder, Windows Voice Recorder, or almost anything else
just work. Long files are fine; for very large files, Deepgram handles them
most smoothly.

Your files never leave your machine except to go straight to the transcription
provider you chose with your own key — same bring-your-own-key model as the
rest of the app.

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Nightly build. Built on the v2.1.0 stable line.

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Built from commit 9ddeb4c.
Provenance: built by GitHub Actions from the tagged commit. See the release notes header for which agent authored the change set.

Pick your installer:

• Windows: wispr-fox_*_x64-setup.exe (recommended) or *_x64_en-US.msi
• macOS Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): wispr-fox_*_aarch64.dmg
• Linux: *.AppImage (portable) or *.deb (Ubuntu/Debian)

First-time install — please read

Windows. Run the .exe, click through SmartScreen ("More info" → "Run anyway") on first launch since the binary isn't code-signed yet.

macOS. The build isn't notarized. One of two things will happen on first launch:

• "developer cannot be verified" dialog: Cancel → right-click the app in Applications → Open → click Open in the new dialog.
• "App is damaged" dialog: open Terminal and run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/wispr-fox.app, then double-click normally.

Then grant two permissions when prompted:

1. Microphone (first time you press F8) — required
2. Accessibility (first time it tries to paste) — required for fast text injection; if you skip it, the app falls back to clipboard+Cmd+V which still works but is slower

Full install walkthrough in the README.

Linux. AppImage is portable — chmod +x and run. Untested by maintainer; report issues.