Voice dictation for Linux

Just
talk.

Press once, speak, press again. Nabria types into the app you are already using. Everything stays on your machine.

Quick install
sudo dnf install https://github.com/M7MMAD-OMAR/nabria-app/releases/latest/download/nabria.rpm
  • No account
  • Wayland
  • Arabic and English
Untitled note

Your cursor stays here

Send the updated notes before Friday.

Typed locally by Nabria

01

Press. Speak. Done.

Keep your cursor where it is. Nabria types there.

01

Press your key

One shortcut starts recording.

02

Speak normally

The indicator follows your real microphone level.

03

Press again

Nabria types your words at the cursor.

02

Your voice stays yours.

The transcription model runs on your computer. Once setup is finished, dictation works without an internet connection.

  • No account
  • No cloud processing
  • Your history stays on disk
Inside your machine
Your voice
Local model
Your words
Nothing in this path needs a server.
03

Arabic, not an afterthought.

The app is written in Arabic and English. The language you speak is separate from the language you see.

One app, two interfaces

بعتلي النسخة الجديدة قبل الجمعة.

Send me the new version before Friday.

04

Choose your distro.

The packages include the app and transcription engine. Setup downloads only the model that fits your machine.

sudo dnf install https://github.com/M7MMAD-OMAR/nabria-app/releases/latest/download/nabria.rpm
Fedora and dnf-based distributions
05

It costs nothing. It always will.

Nabria is MIT and runs on your own machine, so there is no account to sell you and no usage to meter. What it costs is time.

Buy me a coffee

A report of a distribution or desktop it fails on is worth as much. Those go in CONTRIBUTING.md.

  • No account
  • Nothing metered
  • No cloud bill behind it

Say it.
It lands.

Install Nabria