Voxeze 1.1 brings a refreshed Studio workspace for transcription, speech, and AI tools. • A more consistent layout across workspaces and Settings, with clearer controls for each task • Easier access to transcript copying and export from the toolbar • Saved transcription and speech model selections stay in place as you move between projects • Saved speech projects open without waiting for model discovery • Clearer recording names and speech draft titles in your library • More concise Apple Intelligence summaries for short transcripts • Improved Apple Speech model installation controls and Apple Intelligence error messages Your work stays local, and cloud processing remains an explicit choice.

This update makes long-form speech generation and OpenRouter usage reporting more reliable. • More consistent voice level and tone across long local Chatterbox generations • Better handling of unexpected silence inside generated speech • Smoother transitions between sentences and paragraphs • A clearer, more natural Sarah voice replaces Asha for local speech • OpenRouter usage now refreshes independently and clearly identifies spending for the connected API key • Recent OpenRouter values remain visible if a refresh temporarily fails This release also improves local speech cleanup, cancellation, and reliability while preserving the selected voice and synthesis settings.

Voxeze now gives every transcript and speech generation a clearer home. • Create, rename, reorder, expand, and collapse projects in the sidebar • Add new transcription and speech work directly to a project, or move existing work between projects • Search, filter, sort, select, export, and delete work from each project overview • Return to your last valid project or work item when Voxeze reopens • Export one project, selected work with its project context, or all projects in portable .voxeze packages • Keep ungenerated speech drafts and use more readable speech export filenames • Get clearer guidance when transcription models still need to be installed This update also strengthens project import, movement, deletion, migration, and archive recovery so failed operations leave existing work intact.