Voice typing, locally.

"Windows protected your PC" (SmartScreen). Veet isn't a household name yet, so Windows asks before running it. Click More info, then Run anyway. Standard for new indie apps.

Antivirus blocked it (Bitdefender, Norton, McAfee, Windows Defender, etc.). Veet runs a global keyboard hook to detect Alt+Shift, and AV tools sometimes flag hooks as suspicious. It's a false positive. To allow it:

• Windows Defender: Start → "Virus & threat protection" → "Allowed threats" or "Protection history" → find Veet → Allow.
• Bitdefender: Open Bitdefender → Protection → Antivirus → "Settings" → "Manage exceptions" → add the Veet folder or Veet-Setup.exe.
• Norton: Open Norton → Settings → Antivirus → Scans and Risks → Exclusions → add Veet.
• McAfee: Open McAfee → "Real-Time Scanning" → Excluded Files → add Veet.
• Other AV: look for "Exclusions" / "Exceptions" / "Allow List" in its settings.

The .exe is built from open source at github.com/vladleonte27/veet. Verify the source yourself if you want. Audio never leaves your machine.