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Run a local AI assistant with Ollama: install it, pull a model, connect a desktop app - private, offline, free per request. Step-by-step, with model picks.
The argument behind Typilot: the AI that learns the most about you should run on the machine you control. Why meetings made cloud indefensible, what local-first buys you, and the bet underneath it.
A plain-English deep dive into speaker diarization - the layer that labels who said what in a transcript. How the pipeline works, why running it locally protects your voice data, and how a system recognises speakers across meetings.
A step-by-step guide to transcribing meetings on your own machine with local Whisper - no audio upload, no subscription. Covers setup, speaker labels, and offline summaries on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Typilot is no longer a typing tool. It is a private, on-device AI assistant - voice, polish, meetings, notes, and a 27-command typing layer in every app on your machine.