Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
Dugri: Hebrew dictation for Windows
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Dugri is a Windows app that turns spoken Hebrew into text wherever the cursor is, including mixed Hebrew-and-English sentences.
- For
- Hebrew speakers who dictate on Windows
- Worth noticing
- The installation guide tells users to choose “Run anyway” after a Windows warning and describes a similar Chrome download warning.
Field notes
The page lays out a press-speak-release workflow and says the resulting text goes wherever the cursor is, including browser chats, email, documents, and coding tools. It lists Windows 10 and 11 support, a 2,000-word weekly free allowance, and a two-computer account limit. Its installation walkthrough also tells users how to proceed past Windows and Chrome download warnings; the site's safety assurances are claims, not independently verified evidence.
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