Meetings and remote calls
Caption is most useful when you are listening, note-taking, and still need the source capture to stay complete.
From meeting recording to real-time captioning to post-production burn-in and management
Caption is not another fragmented transcription tool. It is built for real work such as meetings, demos, training, and long-form media: start with reliable capture, follow the content with live captions, then move straight into subtitle generation, burn-in export, and later retrieval.
macOS
macOS caption workspace for multi-source capture, live captions, offline subtitle delivery, and searchable session history.
Unified capture across mic, system audio, app output, and camera sources Live captions for meetings, calls, classes, and demos Offline subtitle generation, revision, and burn-in export Session history with searchable text and timecode retrieval
Keep capture, live captioning, and delivery in one workspace
Stabilize the inputs first
Mic, system audio, app output, and camera sources can stay inside one workflow.
Use live captions during the meeting
It helps you understand what is happening during the meeting instead of relying on replay after the fact.
Finish delivery and retrieval after the meeting
Offline subtitles, burn-in export, search, and session history keep the result usable after the meeting.
Application scenarios
Caption fits work that has both a real-time phase and a post-production phase.
Lessons, demos, and internal training
From screen recording and app playback to camera-led explanation, this work needs both real-time follow-along and later subtitle delivery.
Podcasts, videos, and long-form media
When media will be revised, burned in, archived, and searched repeatedly, fragmented tooling becomes expensive very quickly.
Problems it solves
This is not about vague "efficiency gains". It is about solving the most common subtitle workflow problems directly.
Input sources get missed
If you discover after the session that one source was missing, most of the earlier work is already compromised.
Live understanding gets pushed to replay
When information arrives too fast, relying on replay pushes the entire understanding cost to later.
Post-session delivery gets split across tools
When subtitle generation, revision, burn-in, and export are scattered across separate tools, every step adds context-switching cost.
The result is hard to retrieve later
Without session history, keyword search, and timecode lookup, the content tends to disappear after delivery.
How our app solves it
The goal is not to pile on features, but to make the workflow clear and continuous.
01
Unify the capture entry
Handle mic, system audio, app output, and camera from one place so the capture foundation is stable first.
02
Use live captions for real-time understanding
Live captions are not decorative output. They help you stay with the conversation while it is happening.
03
Keep offline subtitles and export in the same flow
Once media is local, continue with subtitle generation, revision, and burn-in export without repeated tool hopping.
04
Keep the result searchable and reusable
Use session history, text search, and timecode retrieval to turn the result into something reusable later.
Why choose us
If you care more about a stable workflow, keeping sensitive material local, and being able to search and reuse past results, these capabilities matter more than any single feature.
Local-first on the critical path
Recording, live captions, offline work, and history stay centered on the local machine, which fits sensitive and controlled material better.
A continuous workflow instead of isolated features
The focus is on keeping capture, understanding, and delivery connected instead of making one isolated feature look impressive.
The output is not a one-off artifact
Session history, search, and timecode lookup make earlier subtitle work reusable instead of disposable.
Designed around actual work, not abstract AI branding
The product story is about stability, boundaries, and delivery rather than vague model marketing.
Subscription Plans
Monthly and yearly plans are available: USD $9 / month (tax included), USD $79 / year (tax included). Payment and entitlement flow will be connected later.
USD $9 / month (tax included)
- Live captions for meeting flow
- Core offline subtitle and export capability
- Session history and timecode retrieval
USD $79 / year (tax included)
- Includes everything in monthly plan
- Priority access to long-term iterations
- Best for continuous production and team workflows
If you want a clear and stable subtitle workflow on macOS, solve it here.
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