Steno Explainers
A series of cheat sheet graphics to serve as a quick reference for basic steno principles, as well as phrasing, symbol and keyboard shortcut systems.
Theory Timeline
An approximate history of English steno theories, dating all the way back to the 1913 Stenotypy.
NCRA Testing Guide
Instructions for NCRA skills testing using Plover, including allowed hardware and plugins.
Chordial
(Work in progress) A platform for people to share their personal dictionaries.
Theory Library
A physical collection of steno theory books I maintain at home.
Theory Comparison
Comparing theory rules and briefs between the major steno theories.
Spectra Lookup
A custom frontend for Spectra Lexer that's more mobile-friendly and focuses on just diagrams.
StenoFingers
An OpenType font for rendering steno keyboard fingering diagrams.
AlleyCAT
An open-source computer-aided transcription (CAT) program for court reporting. It originated as a free alternative to proprietary software such as Case CATalyst and Eclipse.
Plover API Docs
Documentation of Plover internals and a development guide for plugin authors.
Steno Theories
亞偉 Yawei
Mandarin Chinese shorthand theory.
孖翼 MaaJik
Cantonese shorthand theory (work in progress).
Sokutaipu
Japanese shorthand theory.
StenoWord
Japanese shorthand theory.
CAVER
Japanese shorthand theory.
Sorizava
Korean shorthand theory.
Spanish Grandjean
Spanish theory on the Grandjean layout.
Spanish Marino
Spanish shorthand theory.
German Stenograph
German shorthand theory.
Brazilian Stenograph
Brazilian Portuguese shorthand theory.
Spanish/Italian Melani
Spanish and Italian shorthand theory.
Plover Plugins
plover-stenotype-extended
Adds two extra keys to the standard Stenotype layout.
plover-better-rtf
Integrates rtfcre dictionary support into Plover.
plover-stenograph
Support for Stenograph machines communicating with Plover over USB and Wi-Fi.
plover-speaker-id
For managing speaker identification and question-and-answer designations. Define your speaker IDs inline and use them right away.
plover-one-handed
A one-handed Stenotype layout, writing one standard steno stroke in two strokes.