Bektav — Third-party notices

Bektav and tScribe are two names of the same Service, provided by the same company from the same systems: an account made under either name is one account, kept in one database and managed by the same administrators; this document applies to both.

Last updated: 29 October 2026

Bektav is built with open-source software and openly licensed models. We thank their authors. Each is used under its own licence, as listed below.

Models

ComponentUse in BektavLicence
WeSpeaker ResNet34, trained on VoxCeleb (WeSpeaker project; VoxCeleb dataset by the University of Oxford VGG)telling voices apart, voice printsCC BY 4.0
Whisper large-v3 and large-v3-turbo (OpenAI), CTranslate2 conversionsspeech recognitionMIT
ivrit.ai whisper-large-v3 and whisper-large-v3-turbo (CTranslate2)Hebrew speech recognitionApache 2.0
pyannote segmentation-3.0finding who speaks whenMIT
Tesseract tessdata_bestreading text in picturesApache 2.0
MADLAD-400 3B MT (Google; CTranslate2 int8 conversion by Nextcloud)the local translationApache 2.0

Software

ComponentLicence
Tesseract OCRApache 2.0
faster-whisper, CTranslate2MIT
sherpa-onnx, ONNX RuntimeApache 2.0 / MIT
FFmpeg (a GPL build, run as a separate program)GPL
libheif, libde265 (in pillow-heif)LGPL 3.0
x265 (in pillow-heif)GPL 2.0
cysignalsLGPL 3.0 or later
certifi, tqdmMPL 2.0
FastAPI, Starlette, Uvicorn, NumPy, Pillow, PyMySQL, cryptography, pymorphy3, snowballstemmer and other Python librariesMIT / BSD / Apache 2.0
React, @tanstack/react-virtual, qrcode-generatorMIT

Fonts and pictures

ComponentLicence
Inter, IBM Plex Sans HebrewSIL Open Font License 1.1
Photos on this site, from UnsplashUnsplash License

The full licence texts come with each component. To ask for the source code of a GPL or LGPL component we use, write to [email protected].