Meetings, remote calls, and system audio
Follow what is happening now while confirming the needed audio sources are captured.
When a meeting is hard to follow, a local video needs subtitles, or one sentence must be found later, Caption keeps system-audio live captions, offline subtitles, revision, export, and timecode search in one macOS workflow.

Keep live understanding, local subtitle work, and later retrieval in one path.
Kyrifix Caption fits Mac users who need system-audio live captions, offline subtitles for local media, burn-in export, and searchable session history.
Caption supports unified capture for system audio, microphone input, and app output, so meetings and playback can enter the caption workflow.
Live captions support understanding during the session and reduce replay work later.
Offline subtitles, revision, export, and burn-in stay in one workflow, reducing repeated import and export work.
Subtitle generation and delivery stay in one path with fewer tool handoffs.
Session history, keyword search, and timecode lookup keep captions from becoming one-off files.
Follow what is happening now while confirming the needed audio sources are captured.
Stay with live explanation first, then finish subtitle delivery later.
Keep subtitle work searchable, revisable, and reusable over time.
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Yes. Caption supports unified capture for system audio, microphone input, and app output for live caption workflows.
Yes. Caption supports offline subtitles for local media with revision, export, and burn-in delivery in one workflow.
Yes. Caption includes burn-in export as part of subtitle delivery, not as a separate disconnected step.
Yes. Caption provides session history, keyword search, and timecode lookup so specific lines can be reopened quickly.
Caption keeps the core capture and subtitle workflow on the Mac for meetings, training, and internal media workflows.
Live captions help in-session understanding, while offline subtitles support post-session revision, export, and long-term reuse.
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