Choose the recording
Start from Home and import an audio or video file. The original stays where it is and is never modified.
Import a recording into NotchLive and turn it into a saved session with local speech-to-text, connected audio playback, speaker review, and optional language tabs—without changing your original file.
Recorded and imported sessions require Pro · $24.99 once · macOS 14 or later
NotchLive keeps the source, transcript, and the work you do afterward in one understandable session.
Start from Home and import an audio or video file. The original stays where it is and is never modified.
NotchLive uses the selected local speech model. For video, it retains the audio rather than storing another copy of the video.
Play the audio beside the transcript, review supported speaker labels, and use the session's search, copy, share, export, and translation actions.
The transcript remains connected to its recording while speaker review and translated language tabs add useful context without replacing the source.
| Original | The first transcript remains intact while each supported translation gets a separate tab. |
|---|---|
| Playback | Jump between the retained audio and its transcript from the same session. |
| Speakers | Review anonymous local speaker evidence on supported Apple silicon Macs. |
| Actions | Search, copy, share, and export the language tab you are viewing. |
Designed for smaller speech recordings at about 22 MB per hour.
Choose it when replay matters more than preserving an uncompressed source.
Preserves the captured speech-quality mono audio without additional compression loss.
It is intended for speech capture, not full-bandwidth stereo recording.
Audio saving is opt-in and off by default for new recordings.
Keep the transcript without retained audio whenever that is the right boundary.
NotchLive keeps recorded speech available in the same local-first workspace as live captions, meeting transcripts, translated speech, notes, dictation, and Meeting Intelligence. You choose when to retain audio, translate, export, or remove it.
NotchLive accepts supported audio and video files through the macOS file picker. If a file cannot be decoded by the system, NotchLive reports the import problem instead of changing the source.
No. NotchLive keeps the audio needed for playback with the session rather than storing a duplicate of the imported video.
No. Saved-transcript translation works for text-only sessions too. It translates the transcript, not the retained audio.
The session explains that the audio is missing and keeps the transcript available.
Audio saving, file import, and saved-transcript translation are included with NotchLive Pro, a one-time purchase.