Bharat conversations
Project documentation describes text and voice conversation modes. Speech input uses a configured local Whisper executable; voice output can use local Piper or a separately enabled online text-to-speech provider.
This inventory is based on the local project README and implementation status—not a public release checklist. The current local 2.0.20 candidate is unsigned and unpublished; Windows runtime and end-to-end validation remain incomplete.
Availability depends on the build, local setup, account, permissions and connected services. Some behaviors have tests but have not been validated in a real Windows environment.
Project documentation describes text and voice conversation modes. Speech input uses a configured local Whisper executable; voice output can use local Piper or a separately enabled online text-to-speech provider.
The app source describes specialist companions for areas such as research, creative work and memory, alongside task queues, progress and review steps. Companion and plan limits in the repository are a local simulator, not a public subscription offer.
Documented study tools include PDF, text and Markdown notes, summaries, flashcards, quizzes and a locally stored Pomodoro timer. Notifications are not delivered while the app is fully closed.
The project describes ordered workflows, run history, approval checkpoints, bounded branches and scheduled work while the app is running. A Windows Task Scheduler reminder slice is present in the working tree, but Windows runtime behavior is untested.
Local previews and exports are documented for website HTML, text or scripts, Markdown or CSV, PDF and silent WebM output. Optional image/video generation depends on a locally configured ComfyUI workflow and installed models or nodes.
The project describes a searchable memory timeline and local app content. Account sign-in and cloud sync are separate: cloud app-data sync is opt-in and limited to a 5 MB snapshot. Pausing sync does not delete an existing cloud copy.
Gmail, Calendar and Drive are separate, optional connections. Documented flows include reviewing inbox items, creating an unsent draft, reading the primary calendar and finding Drive files. Sending Gmail or creating a calendar event requires separate action approval.
The source includes bounded desktop actions, browser-based research paths and optional screen awareness. Screen awareness is off by default and desktop-only. Windows behavior and end-to-end use are not fully verified.
Local OBS controls are documented in the project. The project status reports test coverage against a mock WebSocket, not validation against a real OBS installation.
This page is an owner-review draft. Recheck every feature statement against the intended public build before publication.