Official documentation
stepsergius/Klavko: README
Serhii Stepaniuk, GitHub (stepsergius/Klavko), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 23, 2026
- What it is
- The README of Klavko, a free typing assistant for Mac, with its sections on voice input, vocabulary, translation and privacy. The page's footer reads © 2026 Serhii Stepaniuk, which ties the repository to its author.
- How much weight it carries
- The author's own repository page. The claims are the author's and were not tested, and the README can change between releases.
Facts taken from this source
- Klavko's README says it offers to remember how you write a dictated word you fix by hand.
“fix a dictated word by hand and Klavko offers to remember how you write it.” (README, Vocabulary)
- Klavko's README says Klavko is free.
“Klavko is free. If it helps you, you can” (README, Support)
- Klavko's README says the app runs entirely on your Mac and what you dictate is never sent anywhere.
“Klavko runs entirely on your Mac. What you type and dictate, translations and the clipboard history are never sent anywhere” (README, Privacy)
- Klavko's README says what you type and dictate is never sent anywhere.
“Klavko runs entirely on your Mac. What you type and dictate, translations and the clipboard history are never sent anywhere” (README, Privacy)
- Klavko's README says its Google AI smart mode removes fillers and self-corrections from dictation.
“mode removes fillers and self-corrections. The key is kept in the Keychain.” (README, Voice input)
- Klavko's README says speech is recognized by the Parakeet Ultra model right on the Mac.
“Speech is recognized by the NVIDIA Parakeet Ultra model right on your Mac” (README, Voice input)
- Klavko's README says dictated text appears at the cursor.
“the text appears at the cursor. Esc cancels.” (README, Voice input)
- Klavko's README says the internet is needed only once, to download the speech model and the translation languages.
“The internet is needed only once ... to download the speech recognition model (from Hugging Face) and the translation languages (from Apple).” (README, Privacy)