Sanketra
PC का कान
A Hindi-first voice-to-text input layer for your PC. Speak from your phone or PC mic, watch text type into any app. LAN-only, zero cloud STT.
- Android
- macOS
- Windows
- Linux
A studio of consumer software & developer tools · India
Two kinds of things ship from this studio — consumer software (and a bit of hardware) for the 700M+ Indians whose first language isn't English, and the open-source developer tools the studio uses to make them. No analytics. No cloud middleware. No subscription traps. One-time licenses, offline-first runtime, and code that respects your battery.
Products
a small portfolio, on purpose
PC का कान
A Hindi-first voice-to-text input layer for your PC. Speak from your phone or PC mic, watch text type into any app. LAN-only, zero cloud STT.
मुकुट — हर मोड़ पर साथ
A clip-on safety module for any ISI motorcycle helmet — dual rear cameras, live HUD, tri-radio mesh, cross-horizon SOS. v1 hand-built on perfboard, friends-test alpha in progress.
त्वष्टृ — model-driven CAD that doesn't lie
Desktop-first CAD where you talk to the model, it builds the parts in a real B-rep kernel, and self-verifies against rendered snapshots before declaring done. BYO Claude / Gemini / OpenAI / Ollama. Private beta.
एक कोडबेस, चार दिमाग
A local desktop orchestrator that runs four coding CLIs on one codebase in parallel — claude, gemini, codex, aider — through an 8-phase pipeline (analyse, plan, execute, review, merge, verify). The workshop tool we built to ship the rest of the studio.
About
Misc42 Labs is the studio of Tanay Misra, based in India. Two parallel arms — consumer software for Indian users, and the developer tools the studio uses to make them. The tools half is open-source because if a workshop instrument is sharp enough to ship our own products, it's sharp enough to share.
The studio model means slow-on-purpose: ship a product when it's actually good, not when investor calendars demand it. Each consumer product gets its own deep landing page on its own domain; the dev tools live on GitHub.
Bias toward LAN-first, zero-cloud, offline-respecting design. If a feature requires shipping your data to a server we don't control, we don't build it.