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muesli · v0.7.1 • auto-updates

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Local-first dictation and meeting transcription

brew install --cask muesli
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Trust Score 8/10
Open source (MIT) +3
Active development +2
Licensed +1
Auto-updates +1
Not deprecated +1
New (<1yr) +0
Low installs +0

Review

Jul 5, 2026

Muesli is a local-first dictation and meeting transcription app designed for privacy-conscious users. It offers a Swift-based, open-source alternative to tools like Granola and WisprFlow, making it ideal for those needing secure, on-device transcription capabilities.

Muesli transcribes meetings and dictation locally on your device, ensuring your data remains private.

Maturity: The project is actively maintained, with recent commits and a moderate GitHub following, indicating steady development.

Community: While there are a few mentions on Hacker News, the most relevant discussion highlights its potential as an alternative transcription tool. Reddit has no mentions, suggesting limited community engagement.

Pros

  • + Local-first approach ensures data privacy.
  • + Open-source with active development.
  • + Built using Swift, offering modern macOS integration.

Cons

  • - Limited installs suggest low adoption.
  • - Few community discussions indicate niche appeal.
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SwiftLast commit: Jul 5, 2026