Audapolis
A local audio and video editor transcribes speech for text-based editing on Windows, macOS and Linux, with no cloud processing.
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Audapolis is an editor for recordings where spoken words are the main material. Podcast producers, radio editors and people cutting interviews can work with a transcript through an interface similar to a word processor.
- Automatic transcription: Convert recorded audio into text for use in the editing interface.
- Text-based editing: Edit spoken media through its words rather than relying only on a timeline.
- Audio and video: Work on audio recordings, video or projects that combine both, including audiobooks and interview clips.
Audapolis runs locally on Windows, macOS and Linux. It keeps media and transcription data on your machine and doesn't use cloud processing. It's free and open source under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPL-3.0).
