2.0.5
latestHighlights
- More reliable Windows transcription with smarter discrete-GPU selection and safer CPU fallback
- Paid licenses remain available through temporary validation outages
- Tray recovery, file-upload timelines, and problem reporting are more resilient
Features
- Updates: adds Stable and Beta release channels so you can choose early builds or stay on production releases
- Audio feedback: adds optional cues for recording ready, transcription processing, and successful text delivery
- Support: replaces the compact report modal with a dedicated page that gathers diagnostics, previews system details, and keeps email and copy fallbacks
- Formatting: explains how speech models infer punctuation and shows whether optional AI formatting ran or was skipped
Fixes
- Windows: prefers a discrete GPU on hybrid systems, guards CPU fallback against memory exhaustion, improves transcript spacing, and reduces trailing-silence hallucinations
- Hotkeys: accepts injected input so Stream Deck and other external tools can trigger recording
- Tray: recovers from temporary startup failures, keeps the dashboard reachable, and includes tray diagnostics in support reports
- File uploads: constrains long speaker timelines so Copy and Save remain reachable
- Licensing: retries temporary validation failures, repairs stale device activations, and preserves paid access while revalidation is unavailable