A library for how you sound.

Your files stay here.

The library is a folder you choose. Notes are markdown, transcripts are plain text, and the recording sits beside them. Nothing is uploaded unless you put that library in an account.

Your key stays here.

Paste your own API key in Settings. Transcription and the assistant use that key on this computer, with no subscription. It is not uploaded, and it is not copied with the library.

An account is optional.

The app is free without one. Sign in when you want the same library on another computer or in the browser. That is what a paid plan is for.

Library

Folders for the work, and a recorder beside them.

Sessions sit in folders you name — Work, Podcast, Learning, Home. Pick one, or start a new audio or video recording without leaving the page.

Transcript

The recording and the words, together.

Open a session and its recording, its files, and the transcript stay on one screen. Copy the transcript, edit it, download it, or turn it into a note.

Playback

Video and audio, in the session they belong to.

Every file is a card in the session it belongs to, with a picture for each video. Chips show one kind at a time, and a tap plays the video or the audio right there, at the speed you like.

Session chat

Ask for a change, then see it before it is saved.

Chat with a session and ask it to turn a note into a checklist. The reply shows the lines it would change, the note they belong to, and whether that edit was applied.

Search

One search across titles, notes, chats, and transcripts.

A match can be a session title, a line from a transcript, or a sentence inside a note. The hit says which folder it came from.

On this computer

The app is this same site, plus a helper that can see a folder you choose. The folder is the library, and it works offline.

• Pick the folder the library is read from and written to.
• Long video is prepared with FFmpeg on this computer.
• Open the folder in another tool. The notes and transcripts are ordinary files.

In the browser

Sign in on a paid plan and the library lives in your account. You can upload audio and video, transcribe, and ask the assistant. Those requests use the allowance included with the plan. A key you paste belongs on the installed app, where the library stays on this computer.

• Audio, and video up to about 500 MB, are prepared in the browser.
• Video up to 2 GB still runs there, more slowly.
• Past 2 GB, and compressing video for storage, needs the app.
• The browser cannot open a folder on the computer.

Ask your library from your AI apps.

Connect Claude, Cursor or another AI app to your library over MCP, an open standard for letting an AI app look things up. Ask it about your sessions, notes, transcripts and files, or give it the link to a folder. It can only read: it cannot change or delete anything, and whatever you hide from AI apps stays hidden.

• Sign in on a paid plan and press Allow once. Your password never goes to the AI app.
• Runs on the AI app you already use, so reading your library spends none of your AI credits.
• Included in every paid plan, because it reads the library from your account.

How to connect