**Turn a Stream Deck key into a microphone that writes for you. Press, speak, press again: OpenAI transcribes it and pastes it where you were typing. Each key does one of three jobs: transcribe, translate or rewrite.** **Three jobs, one per key** • **Transcribe**: your words, punctuated, no fillers, spoken commands like "comma" obeyed • **Translate**: speak in one language, paste in any of 28 • **Rewrite**: give the key an instruction and speech comes out as finished text. Writing for a forum like Reddit? Set the key to "casual post, short paragraphs", talk it through, and a ready-to-post draft lands in the reply box **Also** • Never pastes into a window you switched to • Keeps your spelling with a dictionary (GitHub, PostgreSQL…) • Fires from a keyboard shortcut, even with the key on another page • No hidden prompts: you see what goes to OpenAI • Panel in English, Portuguese and Spanish **Requirements** • Windows 10 or 11 and Stream Deck 7.1 or later • Your own OpenAI API key, pay as you go (about US$0.005 per minute of speech) • ffmpeg: the plugin finds it, or installs it with one click **Setup, all inside the panel** 1\. Drag Dictate onto a key and open its settings. 2\. If ffmpeg is missing, click Install now. No terminal, no admin password. 3\. Paste your OpenAI API key. It is stored encrypted on your PC. 4\. Tap, speak, tap again. Keys start as Clean dictation; pick another preset to translate or rewrite. **Licence and repository** Open source, MIT License: https://github.com/ffapd1989/sdplugin-transcritranslator **Developer portfolio:** Felipe Drummond (public defender and vibecoder) https://devensor.dev

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