A dictation box
A microphone pointed at a text area. You speak, it types, you grab the keyboard to clean up the mess.
Type with your voice — in any app you're already in. HyperFurion VK is a system-wide input device: your speech types, edits, rewrites, drafts terminal commands, reads text back aloud, and remembers what you said — pressed into whatever app you already have focused.
Speak, and words land in the window below while you talk — molten, repaired, frozen — through your browser’s speech engine, the same way the daemon rides its provider. No mic handy? The chips dictate for you, honestly labeled. The terminal is real, too.
Every voice tool you've tried produces text and stops. A keyboard corrects, selects, formats, navigates, and commands — so a voice keyboard has to do the same, system-wide, in the app you're already in.
A microphone pointed at a text area. You speak, it types, you grab the keyboard to clean up the mess.
An assistant that answers in its own app and leaves you to copy-paste the result to where you actually work.
A local daemon with a virtual keyboard. Spoken intent becomes keystrokes — typed, repaired, rewritten, or drafted wherever your cursor already is.
Words land while you speak. Each stays molten for ~1.5 seconds — long enough to repair itself in place — then freezes and is never touched again.
Just typed, still glowing. The provider may still change its mind about these words, and the daemon is allowed to reshape them.
A revision arrives: backspace to the divergence point, retype the corrected tail. The text heals itself in front of you, and repairs stay short by construction.
Survived the window. Frozen words are permanent — your caret never runs away, and no late revision can rewrite what already set.
Every spoken phrase presses a kind of key — all remappable. Press one to see how it routes.
I’ll send it today and follow up with the notes once I’ve reviewed the final pass.
Your cursor, in the reply you already had focused.
Types the phrase as text — no separate dictation window, no paste step.
The app receives input exactly as if it came from a keyboard. It did.
Speak into any focused app. Tap to toggle, hold to talk.
ctrl+alt+v“Scratch that”, punctuation, spoken numbers, your vocabulary — a real edit grammar.
[flow.commands]“VK, make that formal” rewrites the just-typed text in place.
VK, …Prose, terminal, verbatim, python, shell — picked from the focused app.
[registers.map]Select any text and the keyboard reads it aloud.
voice-keyboard ttsAn opt-in local ledger of what you dictated — list, re-type, or search it on-box.
voice-keyboard recall 2Speak intent at a prompt; one line is typed for review. It can’t press Enter.
[intent]Hold Right Ctrl and ask. In a terminal it drafts; elsewhere it answers, spoken back.
hold rightctrlhonest about the edges: Linux-first (macOS & Windows in beta) · cloud by default, fully offline in one config line · live typing needs a streaming provider. full list on GitHub →
One installer sets up the daemon, the hotkey, and the GNOME overlay. Then tap the hotkey and speak — VK decides whether your phrase is text, a correction, a rewrite, a readback, a recall, a terminal draft, or a question for Kai.
Free and open source forever. Every feature works with your own provider key — nothing is paywalled. A hosted subscription is coming soon — entirely optional, to help support ongoing maintenance.
# download the release installer
curl -L https://github.com/liamghennigan/HyperFurion-VK\
/releases/latest/download/install-hyperfurion-vk.sh \
-o install-hyperfurion-vk.sh
chmod +x install-hyperfurion-vk.sh
./install-hyperfurion-vk.sh
# then tap Ctrl + Alt + V
# and speak into the app already focused.