We're releasing OpenTranscribe v0.5.1, a maintenance release that clears the dependency backlog accumulated by Dependabot's weekly grouped PRs and closes out the three release-pipeline gaps discovered while cutting v0.5.0 (issues #937, #938, #939).

This is the biggest release OpenTranscribe has shipped, and it took longer than we wanted. OpenTranscribe is a side project on top of a full-time job, and this cycle kept growing every time we got close to calling it done. A feature would surface a bug, the bug would surface a design question, and the question would turn into three more issues. We'd rather ship it right than ship it on a schedule.

This release contains breaking changes and action-required upgrade steps. Read Upgrade Notes before pulling.

OpenTranscribe has a new home on GitHub: github.com/attevon-llc/OpenTranscribe. The project has transferred from my personal account to Attevon LLC, the company I founded to build practical AI tools that actually work in production. Here's what that means and why I made the move.

We're releasing OpenTranscribe v0.4.1, a targeted patch that fixes a silent LDAP authentication failure for Active Directory users (issue #188) and adds Keycloak-as-PKI-broker support for government and FedRAMP deployments.

OpenTranscribe v0.4.0 started as a "quick authentication improvement" and snowballed into 281 commits, two months of engineering, and a complete transformation of the platform. What began as adding LDAP support turned into enterprise auth, neural search, a native transcription pipeline, GPU optimization patches submitted upstream to PyAnnote and WhisperX, a frontend security hardening sprint, and dozens of features born from processing 1,400 real-world podcasts. This is the story of how dirty data, user requests, and engineering curiosity turned a side project into a production-grade platform.

OpenTranscribe v0.3.3 is a community-driven release featuring contributions from @vfilon, who submitted all four PRs included in this version. This release adds Russian language support, a new protected media authentication system, and various bug fixes.

Patch release fixing critical bugs in the one-liner installation script that prevented successful setup on fresh installations.

Patch release with enhanced setup scripts for easier HTTPS/SSL configuration and comprehensive documentation updates.

We're excited to announce OpenTranscribe v0.3.0! This release integrates valuable contributions from the community fork by @vfilon, bringing major new features including support for 1800+ video platforms and production-ready NGINX reverse proxy with SSL/TLS.

We're releasing OpenTranscribe v0.2.1, a security patch that addresses critical vulnerabilities identified in our container images. All users are encouraged to update.

We're thrilled to announce OpenTranscribe v0.2.0! This release is special because it marks our first major community-driven update, featuring contributions from real-world users who are actively using OpenTranscribe in production.

We're excited to officially announce the first release of OpenTranscribe! Version 0.1.0 marks a significant milestone in our journey from a weekend experiment to a production-ready AI transcription platform.

Welcome to the official OpenTranscribe documentation site!

We've just launched comprehensive documentation covering installation guides, user guides, configuration references, and developer resources.