bigvoice 1.1.1

Signed with Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and stapled — bigvoice now opens on any Mac without the "unidentified developer" warning or a trip to Privacy & Security › Open Anyway.

• Built with Xcode (xcodebuild), hardened runtime, Developer ID Application: Colton Coan (ZWDGY4GYX9).
• No functional changes from 1.1.

Install: download bigvoice-1.1.1-macos-arm64.zip, unzip, move bigvoice.app to Applications, open it, and allow Microphone and Accessibility.

Upgrading from 1.1: the signing identity changed (Apple Development → Developer ID), so macOS may show Accessibility as on while bigvoice reports it off. Press Repair in bigvoice's setup step (or Settings › Permissions) and switch it on again.

SHA-256: 80f5f57464f22ca1e9bd8af6f1bc9a8b4b3593cd7a28d90d55003d007e726e74

Requires macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon.

bigvoice 1.1

Offline dictation for macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon. Everything runs on your Mac.

What's new in 1.1

• New interface: the bigvoice brand & interface system V2.
• Nemotron Speech (ONNX) support, reusing the GitHub Copilot app's model in place.
• Live transcript while you speak.
• Stable signing, so privacy permissions survive updates, plus an in-app Repair for stale Accessibility approvals.

Install

1. Unzip and move bigvoice.app to Applications.
2. Open it and allow Microphone and Accessibility from the setup steps.
3. This build is signed with an Apple Development certificate and is not notarized. On a Mac that didn't build it, choose Open Anyway in System Settings › Privacy & Security on first launch.

If Accessibility shows as on but bigvoice says it's off (common after replacing an older build), press Repair in the setup step.

SHA-256 9d3cfebc0a6d8890cf4539ad9456ecaeee03c96ddf011fe819226fca30dbdc8c