Your conversations, transcribed. Still yours.
Recorded, transcribed and searched on your Mac.
Aftersaid records what you hear, writes it down, tells the speakers apart and makes it searchable, and does all of that work on your Mac. Still yours: there is no account, nothing is uploaded for processing, and we run no server that could receive it. Sync to your other Macs through your own iCloud is there if you want it, and off until you turn it on.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store
It all happens on your Mac
- Transcription, speaker separation, translation and search run on your Mac: the models are built into the app, and translation uses macOS’s own.
- No account, no telemetry. An automated check on every code change flags any new outbound call, and it fails until the call is reviewed.
- The one cloud call is iCloud sync to your own account, off until you turn it on.
What it does
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Screenshot coming soon Record view with the source picker
Record anything you can hear
Your microphone, and the sound playing on your Mac or in one app, together.
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Screenshot coming soon Record view with live captions
Captions as it happens
Live captions while you record, translated to English, 中文 or Español if you choose.
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Screenshot coming soon A transcript with speaker names and a voice-match badge
Who said what
Speakers told apart; name someone once and Aftersaid recognises them in later recordings, shows how sure it is, and lets you undo in one click.
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Screenshot coming soon The Library search with results
Find it again
Search by words or by meaning across every recording and imported document.
Your library on your other Mac, through your iCloud
Turn on iCloud sync and your transcripts, notes, folders and speaker names reach your other Macs through your own iCloud account. Recordings and documents can travel too, if you say yes on each Mac; a file downloads only when you open it. We run no server and receive nothing.
Hand your library to your own AI tools
Aftersaid can serve your library to tools on your Mac, such as Claude Code or Claude Desktop, over a local connection that never leaves the machine. Off until you turn it on; every request needs a token you create.
