Frequently asked questions

Yes. Transcription happens locally on your machine, via the Parakeet-TDT engine. No Internet connection is needed for dictation. Some optional Cloud features (if configured) may require a connection.

Vozel supports French and English. You can change the transcription language from the app's interface.

All your dictation data and history are stored locally on your Windows machine. Nothing is sent to an external server without your explicit consent.

Vozel is designed to work in most Windows applications that accept text input. Some applications with non-standard input controls may have limitations.

You can change the language from Vozel's settings. The app supports switching between French and English.

Download the latest version from the official site and run the installer. Vozel may also offer an automatic update depending on your configuration.

By default, Vozel runs entirely locally. Optional Cloud features (such as using more advanced models) can be enabled manually in settings.

Yes. Vozel uninstalls like any Windows application, via Settings > Apps > Vozel > Uninstall.

You can report an issue via the project's support page. Contact information and links to the project repository will be available in the release notes.

Details about Vozel's distribution model will be announced when the first stable version is released.