Version 0.2.1

Two ways to start talking

Fn remains the dependable primary trigger, with function keys and right-side modifiers available as presets. You can now add an optional secondary trigger for the hardware you use at your desk without losing the primary trigger you can use everywhere else.

The secondary recorder understands individual keys, modifier keys, keyboard shortcuts, short macro sequences, and auxiliary mouse buttons. Physical keys and mouse buttons keep hold-to-talk and tap-to-lock behaviour. A pulse-style macro starts locked dictation on its first activation and finishes it on the next.

Easier to find and configure

Trigger setup now uses a compact primary-and-secondary layout. Choosing the secondary slot opens a focused recording popover, and the secondary can be re-recorded or removed at any time. Behaviour settings now lead the General page, ahead of appearance choices.

ORKA VOICE also opens its full window on Stats by default, and the pointer now returns immediately after recording or cancelling a secondary trigger.