Transcripted 1.1.74

Name speakers one meeting at a time, send feedback from inside the app, and F-key dictation shortcuts keep working after macOS changes how Fn keys behave.

What changed

• Speakers now asks "Who spoke?" one meeting at a time, the same way the island does. You get a card per meeting with a likely name, quotes from each voice, and Done to move to the next one (with Undo).
• Typing a speaker's name in the main app now suggests saved people as you type.
• Merging a voice can no longer save a blank name.
• Send feedback from inside the app, with screenshots attached and diagnostics only if you choose to include them.
• F-key dictation shortcuts (like F8) keep firing when macOS changes Fn or media-key handling.
• Whisper no longer makes up lines like "Thank you." or "Kiitos." over silent meeting audio.
• Saved writing keeps words whole in apps whose caret lags behind, like Ghostty, Chrome, Claude and ChatGPT, instead of saving one letter per line.
• Transcripted now offers to record Google Meet calls in Helium, both in a tab and in the installed Meet app. Thanks, Dustin Lewis!
• After you record a detected call, the next call of the same kind prompts again within about a minute instead of staying quiet for 30 minutes. Also from Dustin.
• Call-end auto-stop only counts down while its prompt is on screen, and the five-minute "no sound" stop still works as a safety net.
• When a paste can't read the clipboard, the hint now says why (too big, timed out, unreadable, or changed) instead of always saying it's too big, and a stuck clipboard can't hang the paste.
• The main window opens where it belongs instead of in the bottom-right corner, and ⌘F no longer shrinks it out of full screen.
• Opening Feedback after sending a report starts a fresh one.
• Write for Me (Developer Preview): the card grows downward so it stays under your pointer, and Insert names the app it's going into.

Requires macOS 26 or later and Apple Silicon.

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