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typwrtr changelog

Every release, in plain English. Latest first.

v1.1.2

10 September 2026

Fixed

  • Dragging the floating mic on a second monitor now tracks the mouse exactly; it used to lag or run ahead whenever the two displays had different scaling.
  • Let go anywhere: the mic goes to the nearest edge of whichever screen you release it on, instead of jumping back to where it came from.
  • Docked to a side, the Save and Ask buttons are small round beads above and below the mic, evenly spaced.

v1.1.1

10 September 2026

Fixed

  • Dropdowns are drawn by the app now, not by Windows: paper rows with proper spacing, the current choice in indigo, and rows that stay the same height when a Hindi sample sits next to an English one. Arrow keys, Enter, Escape and type-ahead all work.

v1.1.0

10 September 2026

New

  • The app and typwrtr.ing now look like one thing. Paper, ink, indigo and marigold throughout — the floating mic, the memory cards, the share card, the app icon.
  • One typeface for every script. The whole interface is set in Anek, including Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Gujarati, Punjabi and Odia, all from the same family — so a Hinglish or Tamil line never changes size mid-sentence. Fonts still ship inside the app, a third smaller than before.

v1.0.1

10 September 2026

New

  • Every new account starts on 14 days of Pro, and the app says so: the Plans tab shows how many days are left, Upgrade stays live so you can keep Pro before it ends, and there is no Cancel button for something you have not bought.
  • Share this under the time-saved number on the Dashboard copies a card to your clipboard. Paste it into WhatsApp, X or LinkedIn.

Changed

  • Free is 300 words a day. Pro is unlimited, with a fair-use line at ten hours of audio a month that nobody dictating for themselves will meet.
  • Usage is counted in real minutes. Short clips used to round up to a whole minute each, so a normal day of quick dictations ate far more of the month than it should have.

v1.0.0

10 September 2026

New

  • A redesigned app. One typeface throughout (IBM Plex Sans, with Devanagari from the same family, so Hinglish sets in one size and weight), no cards or panels, a calmer sidebar. Everything you had is where it was.
  • A new floating mic. A small pill with a live level meter. Drag it to any screen edge, right-click it to hide it for an hour, and it fades back after five seconds of quiet.

Fixed

  • Polish before pasting and memory extraction had been failing for cloud users since July. Both are back, on a new model, and Hinglish stays in the script you spoke it in.
  • Fonts now ship inside the app. Headings no longer change when you are offline, and the app no longer contacts Google on launch.

v0.7.1

7 June 2026

New

  • Tap any reminder or memory to see the full thing you dictated — useful when you added extra context while speaking.

v0.7.0

7 June 2026

New

  • Reminders. When you dictate something like “remind me to call Avinash at 12pm today”, the Intelligence tab now shows it under Reminders with the time — and flags anything overdue.
  • A timeline of everything you've dictated, plus a search box to filter across people, money, decisions and more.

Better

  • Memory cards read more cleanly now, and you can delete any one you don't want to keep.

v0.6.1

6 June 2026

Fixed

  • Fixed a hang when dictating for more than a few seconds — longer dictations now record and paste reliably.

v0.6.0

5 June 2026

New

  • Personal Intelligence. A new Intelligence tab turns everything you've dictated into a second brain you can search. Ask it in plain words — "how much did I pay Ramesh?", "what did I commit to?" — and see your people, money, decisions, and reminders laid out as cards.

v0.5.1

5 June 2026

Fixed

  • The mic indicator no longer stays on the whole time the app is open — it lights up only while you're dictating. Fresh installs also keep the mic closed until you first dictate.

v0.5.0

5 June 2026

New

  • Polish before pasting. typwrtr now tidies up your dictation — drops the ums and false starts, fixes grammar and punctuation — while keeping your exact words and language. Hinglish stays Hinglish. Turn it off anytime in Settings.

Fixed

  • On Windows, "Start with Windows" now launches typwrtr reliably after you log in.

v0.4.8

4 June 2026

New

  • A new History tab shows everything you've dictated, newest first. Tabbed away before your words finished landing? Copy any past dictation straight back from here.

Better

  • When an update is ready, you'll see a small dot on Settings instead of a pop-up interrupting you — update on your own time.
  • Asking about or saving a large block of selected text (like a big spreadsheet selection) now captures all of it reliably.

v0.4.7

2 June 2026

Better

  • On macOS, setup is now a single, clearer screen — only the permissions typwrtr actually needs, with a spot to try dictation right there before you finish.

v0.4.6

29 May 2026

Fixed

  • The mic no longer stays on after you finish dictating — and the next time you dictate, it won't paste any stray audio it happened to pick up in the background.

v0.4.5

25 May 2026

New

  • Ask is now an inline editor. Select text anywhere, hold Caps Lock + A, and ask typwrtr to translate, rewrite, fix, summarise, or reply — then Replace, Insert, or Copy the result right where you're working.

Better

  • Ask answers are more honest — typwrtr tells you when something isn't in your saved notes instead of guessing, and you can ask a quick follow-up.

v0.4.4

23 May 2026

Better

  • When you reach a daily limit, you can now go Pro right from the prompt — one tap to upgrade, no digging through settings.

v0.4.3

23 May 2026

Fixed

  • App updates now install and restart on their own — no more quitting and reopening by hand after an update.

v0.4.2

23 May 2026

Fixed

  • On the Free plan, your "words left today" and Ask & Save counts now update as you use them, instead of looking stuck.

v0.4.1

23 May 2026

Better

  • Cancelling Pro now asks you to confirm with a clear card, so you can't cancel by accident.

Fixed

  • The plan screen no longer shows mixed signals about which plan you're on.

v0.4.0

23 May 2026

New

  • typwrtr is now on Mac. The same hold-to-talk dictation, floating HUD, Caps Lock push-to-talk, and self-learning vocabulary you have on Windows, now running natively on Apple Silicon Macs.

Better

  • Pro is more affordable. In India, Pro is now ₹249/month — down from ₹399 — or ₹2,388 a year, which works out to about ₹199/month on the annual plan.

Fixed

  • On Mac, the floating dictation HUD no longer steals focus from the app you're typing into.
  • On Mac, fixed a first-launch crash on Apple Silicon and made the system permission prompts clearer.

v0.3.6

19 May 2026

Better

  • Push-to-talk is snappier. CapsLock now commits at 300 ms hold instead of 500 ms. Less waiting for the recording to start; you can speak the instant the red arc finishes filling.
  • Your first word stops getting cut off. typwrtr now opens the microphone the moment you press CapsLock, even if you've never recorded today. By the time the press commits, the previous 500 ms of audio is already captured — so the first syllable of your sentence lands in the transcript. Most noticeable on Mac and on Bluetooth headsets, where mics were previously slow to warm up.

v0.3.5

17 May 2026

Better

  • Voice memory model now ships inside the installer. Fresh installs are fully usable the moment they open — no background download, no progress bar, no first-launch wait.
  • Future updates stay tiny. Auto-update downloads are around 10 MB. The bundled voice memory model stays on your machine across every release.

Fixed

  • macOS crash on first launch resolved. Some Macs running v0.3.4 crashed while loading the voice memory model because the background download wrote a corrupt file. The new bundled install avoids this entirely; affected users on v0.3.4 should auto-update to v0.3.5 and the issue disappears.

v0.3.4

17 May 2026

New

  • Account & Plan are now one page — your subscription and account details live together.
  • Send feedback from the tray menu. One window, one message, lands in our inbox.

Better

  • Mic indicator no longer stays on the whole time. By default the OS indicator only lights up while you're dictating, plus a short window after for back-to-back utterances. Real win for laptop battery.
  • Much smaller download. The installer is now a few MB instead of nearly 200. The voice-memory model downloads silently in the background on first launch, and stays put across every update after that.
  • Speakers quiet down while you dictate. System audio drops to 5% so background music or notifications don't leak into the mic, then restores on release.
  • Annual plan joins monthly in checkout — pay once, save the difference.
  • Settings copy rewritten to sound less like a changelog and more like a human.

Fixed

  • On macOS, the floating dictation HUD is once again clickable.
  • On macOS, holding Caps Lock starts dictation reliably — even after granting permissions for the first time.
  • The Settings → "Start" toggle now adapts to your OS instead of always saying "Windows".
  • The updater shows your current version even when the update check itself fails.

v0.3.3

16 May 2026

New

  • Send feedback from inside the app — a small window, no account-page hunting.
  • Annual subscription option in the Plans page.

Better

  • First-run experience on macOS walks you through the permissions Apple needs us to ask for.
  • Faster, more honest copy across the marketing site.

v0.3.0

14 May 2026

New

  • Ask & Save. Hold the dictation key and ask a question about your past dictations — typwrtr searches your own history and answers.