Voxmelt is a desktop application for local, offline voice-to-text dictation on Windows PCs. It addresses the need for private speech transcription that keeps all audio and text on the user's device without cloud services.
The tool transcribes speech using NVIDIA's Parakeet v3 model on CPU, requiring no graphics card. It supports hotkey activation to begin dictation in any application, processes unlimited streaming audio, and delivers text with auto-copy and auto-paste functions. An optional local large language model running on an NVIDIA GPU can rewrite the transcribed text in one of over 80 AI tones or presets, including options such as clean up, coding prompt, corporate polish, summarize, and custom prompts. The application lists several compatible Ollama models including gemma2:27b, gemma3:4b, and qwen3 variants. It runs on Windows 10 and 11.
Voxmelt is delivered as a downloadable Windows application available through the Microsoft Store. A free tier provides 60 minutes of daily dictation. A 15-day full Studio trial is offered with no payment card required. The interface displays GPU metrics when available, such as VRAM usage, temperature, and power draw, along with model loading status and word count in the transcript.
It functions as an on-device voice-to-text tool with integrated AI polishing capabilities.
Voxmelt is a Productivity & Work product. It focuses on converting speech to polished text on Windows without sending voice data to the cloud. It is built as a consumer product for windows users needing private dictation. A free plan is available. Voxmelt is available on the web and Windows.
Voxmelt first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 7 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include Hotkey Dictation, CPU Transcription, and GPU Polishing.
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