Stenobar 1.0.0-beta.19

Speaker labels on local transcripts: Parakeet transcription can now work out who is speaking and tag each line, splitting lines where the speaker changes. Turn on “Speaker diarization” in Settings → Transcription and download the one-time ~35 MB model; it runs entirely on-device. Leave the model undownloaded and transcription works exactly as before, without labels.
Parakeet transcripts now have per-line timestamps: local transcriptions split into timed lines, so playback follows the transcript and clicking a line jumps the audio — just like cloud transcripts. (Runs using key-term boosting keep single-block text for now.)

Privacy: local Parakeet transcription and dictation are now enforced offline. The app touches the network only for model downloads you start in Settings (and dictation’s first-run model download). If a downloaded model is damaged, you’ll now see an error asking you to re-download it instead of the app silently re-fetching it.

Local (Parakeet) transcription and dictation of anything longer than about 15 seconds could drop words, lose the ending, or come back empty — showing “No speech detected” after real speech. Long audio now runs through the streaming engine, and long transcripts get the same per-line timestamps and speaker labels as short ones (previously they collapsed to a single untimed block attributed to one speaker).
Dark mode: the strip above the recordings list no longer lags behind the rest of the window while you drag the window or play video behind it. The same artifact is gone from the Thoughts window.