Everything that changed

Added

• Per-app shaping: set Slack to short and plain, Mail to full sentences, and Murmur remembers.
• A running word count for the session, tucked into the menu bar item.

Changed

• The speech model loads about 40% faster on first launch after a restart.
• Hold-to-talk now tolerates a 120 ms release wobble, so trailing words stop getting clipped.

Fixed

• Dictating into Terminal no longer swallows the first character.
• Names added to the dictionary now survive a rename of the source app.

Added

• Nine more languages, bringing the total to thirty-one.
• Bulleted list detection: say 'first, second, third' and get a list.
• An offline badge, so you can see at a glance that nothing left the machine.

Changed

• Filler word removal is now gentler and keeps deliberate pauses intact.

Fixed

• A rare hang when switching microphones mid-sentence.

Changed

• The onboarding walkthrough is two screens shorter.
• Menu bar icon redrawn so it reads clearly on light wallpapers.

Fixed

• Accessibility permission occasionally needed granting twice on macOS 15.
• Long dictations over four minutes could drop the final clause.

Added

• The personal dictionary: teach Murmur names, products and the way your team spells things.
• Output shapes — email, message, note, list — chosen from the pill under the cursor.

Changed

• Punctuation is inferred from your cadence rather than requiring spoken commands.

Added

• Fully offline dictation on Apple Silicon; the model now runs on the neural engine.
• A history window holding your last fifty dictations, stored locally.

Fixed

• Dictation into Notion sometimes pasted into the wrong block.

Added

• The first public release of Murmur. Hold a key, speak, get finished writing.