v1.0.0-beta.6
ETA: 2026-03-20
ETA: 2026-03-20
Released Mar 9, 2026
Dictation now adapts to the app you're using. Per-app profiles let you set different transcription styles — casual for messaging apps, polished for documents — and automatically switch based on the active window, with browser URL matching for web apps like Google Docs or Slack. (#12)
Meeting overlays are now hidden from screen sharing by default, so your AI assistant stays private during Zoom, Meet, and Teams calls. (#25) A new set of quick-fill context templates lets you describe your meeting in one click, and you can now add or edit meeting context after recording has started. (#17) Meeting summaries support custom format instructions — configure once in settings to get the output style you prefer. (#13)
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Released Mar 2, 2026
Meeting summaries now open in a proper macOS window with a title bar, traffic lights, and keyboard shortcuts (Cmd+W to close, Shift+Cmd+C to copy). The window auto-sizes to fit content — starting compact during processing stages, then growing when the summary arrives (KVO-based content fitting, capped at 80% screen height). You can ask follow-up questions directly in the summary window, with full conversation history preserved between questions.
The menu bar icon has been updated to the new bird logo, and the overlay system has been migrated to @Observable for per-property tracking, reducing unnecessary SwiftUI re-renders.
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Released Feb 27, 2026
Stability release focused on fixing the crashes that made beta.2 unusable on
first launch. The DTLN echo cancellation model now loads correctly from the
app bundle (SPM Bundle.module bypass), and the loading overlay no longer
blocks your first dictation after onboarding.
Onboarding also got visual polish: an accessibility settings mockup shows exactly which permissions to grant, and interactive keyboard visualizations on the hotkey pages let you preview each shortcut before committing to it.
Released Feb 26, 2026
Onboarding has been completely redesigned into a 4-page flow with per-shortcut setup, so each recording mode is introduced and configured on its own page. Privacy policy, terms of service, and opt-in analytics are now presented during setup rather than buried in settings.
A new Privacy settings panel lets you control what analytics and crash logs are sent to the developer. Dictation mode now rewrites more aggressively—cleaning up contradictions, long pauses, and restarts into clear, concise language. Meetings now queue for offline enrichment when there's no network connection, processing automatically when connectivity returns (persistent SQLite queue).
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Released Feb 20, 2026
First public beta of MimicScribe — a macOS menu bar app for speech-to-text. Transcription is powered by NVIDIA's Parakeet TDT 0.6B model compiled to CoreML, so your audio never leaves your Mac. Text refinement, meeting summaries, and follow-up questions use Gemini.
Meeting mode (Cmd+Shift+Alt+Space) captures system audio and microphone simultaneously, producing a diarized transcript with speaker labels and an AI-powered summary. Speaker diarization uses pyannote community-1 models with a Gemini pass to fix attribution errors. DTLN neural echo cancellation separates your voice from system audio. A real-time meeting assistant lets you ask questions about the conversation while it's still happening.
Insert mode (Alt+Space) transcribes speech and pastes it at your cursor. Instruction mode (Shift+Alt+Space) sends voice commands to Gemini with your selected text as context, displaying results in a dark glass overlay.
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.app bundles (SPM bundle resolution)