Share your contribution¶
This page is entirely optional. If you have contributed to YazSes and you would like people to see it — on LinkedIn, in a CV, on X, Instagram, or just with friends — these are free to use. Nobody is expected to post anything, and nobody is asked to credit the project to stay on the contributors wall.
A public contribution to an open-source project is real, checkable work. Linking to your merged pull request or your wall entry is the most useful thing you can add to a CV or profile.
Images¶
All are 9:16 portrait, sized for reels, stories and shorts. Right-click and save.
| Image | Use it for |
|---|---|
![]() | Poster — "Stop typing. Start speaking." |
![]() | Cover for the first reel |
![]() | Cover for the second reel |
![]() | Contact and download card with a QR code |
The QR codes (card QR, download QR) open the latest release.
Videos¶
Two short vertical reels, ready to upload from your phone or computer (right-click, save as):
They live on a separate pre-release, not on the software releases, so they never get in the way of an installer download.
A caption you can adapt¶
I contribute to YazSes, a free, fully offline, open-source voice-dictation tool for Windows, macOS and Linux. Nothing you say leaves your computer. https://github.com/MSKazemi/yazses
Change it freely — say what you did (a translation, a test on your own machine, a bug report). Specific beats generic, and it is your work.
Please keep it accurate¶
Describe only what you actually did. If your pull request is still open, say "contributing", not "merged".



