A set of experimental AI tools built for Windows.

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This is a collection of proof-of-concept tools that explore how AI-powered, portable Windows apps can help with tasks that normally take a lot of human time and effort. The goal is to test ideas that make these kinds of jobs simpler, faster, and more accessible with no heavy setups required.

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📘 CLEAR

This is the main line. Transcribe and translate audio files.

Hashes

CLEAR 1.0.3 Full: 896669c4218cb62cf01cda3832a02178 (MD5)

CLEAR 1.0.3 EXE only: b79187f1339f6469d2fbef9d7b64452d (MD5)

Quick Start (Transcribe)
    1. Unzip the file to your Desktop.
    2. Run CLEAR.exe and wait for the program to launch.
    3. Click the gear icon or "Edit" -> "Settings" to make some changes.
    4. You should see something similar to this.
    5. Click on the folder icon to the right of the "Transcription command:" field.
    6. Navigate to the folder you unzipped earlier and locate "faster-whisper.exe" inside the "faster-whisper-xxl" folder.
    7. Your transcription command should look like this, with your computer name filled in.
    8. Check whether the following parameters appear after "faster-whisper.exe". These are required to enable translation and mute the notification sound.
    ...\faster-whisper-xxl\faster-whisper-xxl.exe {FileName} --task translate --beep_off 9. Uncheck "Summarize" if don't want it to run automatically. The feature is still available via the right-click menu.
  • Random 'error' during transcription?
    This is a known but mysterious issue. It occurs randomly, even with files that are known to be valid. We suspect it may be related to the interaction between the faster-whisper tool and the specific host computer. Trying the same file on a different machine often resolves the problem.

  • Gibberish in transcripts?
    Re-transcribing the file (via the right-click menu) or rebooting the computer often resolves the issue.
Quick Start (Summarize)
    1. Install Ollama using the installer located in the "1. Ollama EXE" folder.
    2. Once the installation is complete, copy the "models" folder from the downloaded file to your computer by following the specified path.
    C:\Users\UserName\.ollama This is the default path to the Ollama installation, but you will need to manually locate the folder corresponding to your Windows account name and the correct drive letter.

    3. It comes with Phi-3.5 Mini as the default model, which is small enough to run on CPU-only computers and allows the summarize feature to function without requiring a GPU.
    4. Check "Settings" and make sure the "Summarize command:" looks like this. ollama run phi3.5 "summarize this file" < {FileName} 5. You can test the feature via the right-click menu to verify that it is running properly.

Features

FAQ

What does CLEAR stand for?
Content Language Extraction And Review

Platform?
Windows 10/11 (x64)

Do I have to have a GPU?
No, CPU is supported, but GPU speeds it up.

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