Narrator is here.
Listen to any text on your Mac, using @ElevenLabs v4 voices or our own local text-to-speech model EP-1 voice.
Check out Narrator: https://t.co/Oc4pGeUMs4
Today we've introduced Narrator to @EpiludeHQ. Your Mac can now read any text to you, in voices you'll actually like to listen to, completely privately on your Mac.
We've tried to make it the smoothest listening and reading experience possible, and think we've found a form factor that works pretty well.
Our goal is to give every Mac owner the voice tools they need to be productive and get things done, which now include accurate dictation, meeting notes with Notetaker, and text-to-speech with Narrator.
All using Epilude's EP-1 family of models, and all processing completely privately on your Mac so you stay in control of your data.
Check it out:
https://t.co/shsAdXEc1E
@marcelomangelim We're planning on adding support for multi-platform (including iOS) in the future, but in the near term we're focused on building the best possible experience on Mac. So we don't have a planned launch date for iOS yet!
Today we're launching EP-1, our first local model that handles meeting notes summarisation on-device.
You can now transcribe and summarise your meetings all on your device without any data leaving your computer.
https://t.co/i8wrPoVc8D
If true, I’ve never heard a clearer case for why you should opt for verifiably private options like local models when it’s feasible.
Especially when you are working on novel stuff. Your voice and data is being listened to and trained on.
For dictation and meeting summaries, that’s EPILUDE DOT COM
Introducing Notetaker, a new way to record your meetings locally on your Mac.
You should have full control over how your voice data is handled, which is only possible if you control the processing of your voice using local models.
Try Notetaker now: https://t.co/4KEJXpwJ0c
Dictating with @epiludehq just got smoother. We've shipped a heap of quality of life improvements that improve how Epilude formats your writing when you dictate