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Scriberr

A self-hosted, offline audio transcription app that runs AI speech recognition on your own hardware.

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About Scriberr

Scriberr is an open-source audio transcription application for self-hosters who want to keep recordings off third-party services. You run it on your own server, upload audio and get transcripts back through a web interface, with an API documented for integrations. Transcription runs completely offline.

It ships as Docker images, including CUDA builds for NVIDIA GPUs. The developer paused work for a period and has posted in the README that development is resuming.

Strengths

  • Transcription runs fully offline on your own hardware
  • Docker images, including CUDA builds for GPU acceleration
  • Web interface plus a documented API

Limitations

  • Requires running your own server
  • Development was paused for a time and is only now resuming

Details

Pricing
FreeFree and open source under the MIT licence.
License
MIT
Developer
rishikanthc
Platforms
Web, Self-hosted
How it runs
Self-hosted
Works offline
Yes
Best suited for
Self-hosters who want private transcription of recordings and interviews
Last verified
Added

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