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Qwibo

Qwibo is a Windows desktop app that transcribes audio and video to text offline, using the NVIDIA NeMo Parakeet TDT 0.6B v3 model. Optional LLM summaries run locally (Qwen) or via cloud APIs.

Bilingual documentation

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What it does

Feature Description
Transcription Audio/video → plain text + SRT subtitles
Job queue Multiple files processed one at a time; history and detail pages in the app
Summary Multi-provider LLM (DeepSeek, OpenAI, local Qwen, …)
Desktop app Electron installer — no Python, no terminal, no Docker
Privacy Audio stays on your PC during transcription

Who this is for

Qwibo is built for people who already have recordings — meetings, podcasts, interviews, lectures — and want usable text without uploading files to a cloud service or paying per minute.

For self-hosted Docker on a home server or NAS, see the separate qwibo-docker repository.

Quick start

  1. Download Qwibo-Setup-*.exe from GitHub Releases.
  2. Run the installer (see SmartScreen if Windows blocks it).
  3. Complete the first-run setup (~4–5 GB one-time model download).
  4. Upload a file and click Queue transcription.

Details: Download & install · First run

Hardware at a glance

Resource Minimum Recommended
Windows 10/11 64-bit 11
RAM (transcription only) 8 GB 16 GB
RAM (local Qwen summary) 16 GB 32 GB
Free disk 8 GB 12 GB
GPU Not required NVIDIA optional (future)

Full details: System requirements

Documentation map

Section Content
Getting started Install, first run, models
User guide UI, queue, summaries, formats
Troubleshooting Common errors
Reference FAQ, licenses

Build documentation locally

pip install -r docs/requirements.txt
mkdocs serve

Preview at http://127.0.0.1:8000 — publish with scripts\publish_docs.bat (or python scripts/publish_docs.py), then git push in the sibling repo qwibo.github.io. No GitHub Actions.

License

Proprietary software — Copyright © 2024-2026 Antonio Trento. Free for personal use; commercial use requires a paid license. See Licenses.