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create-heed

v0.1.3

Published

Set up heed — local-first meeting transcription with real speaker diarization. One command, everything installs.

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Links

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Maintainers

sanjunrodsanjunrod

Keywords

meetingtranscriptionwhisperpyannotediarizationspeakerlocal-firstprivacyself-hostedollamagranolameeting-notesvoice-recognitionlinuxmacosofflineopen-source

Readme

create-heed

One-command installer for heed — local-first meeting transcription with real speaker diarization.

Your audio never leaves your machine. Ever.

Install

npx create-heed

The installer detects your OS, checks dependencies (Bun, Python, ffmpeg, Ollama), and walks you through each step.

Update

npx create-heed update

Only downloads what changed. Auto-reinstalls dependencies if needed.

What is heed?

Self-hosted meeting transcription that works on top of Zoom, Meet, Teams, Discord — without anyone knowing.

  • 100% local — Whisper, pyannote, and Ollama run on your machine. No API keys. No subscriptions.
  • Real speaker diarization — Identifies people by how they sound, not by login name.
  • Voice memory — Rename a speaker once, heed remembers their voice forever.
  • Channel-based overlap detection — Detects when two people speak at once.
  • Hardware-aware — Auto-picks the best AI model for your GPU/CPU.

Linux + macOS. Open source. MIT license.

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