Tools tagged with "Speaker diarization"

OpenChatCut is an AI video editor for creators who want to direct edits through conversation and refine them manually. Agent changes become editable clips, captions, effects and audio tracks, so you can inspect or undo them in the same project.

MioSub is an AI subtitle editor for creators and translators working with video or audio. It handles subtitle generation and translation for local files or downloaded media, including podcasts, radio recordings and audiobooks.

ExecuTorch is an on-device AI runtime for developers adding PyTorch models to apps and embedded devices. It handles inference on the user's hardware across Android, iOS, macOS, Linux and Windows, as well as embedded systems and microcontrollers.

Transcribe Offline turns recordings and live speech into text for people who need to review conversations without uploading audio to a cloud service. It pairs transcript editing with audio playback in a desktop app.

noScribe transcribes recorded interviews for qualitative researchers and journalists who need to keep audio on their own computer. It processes recordings locally rather than sending them to a cloud transcription service.

SpeakoFlow lets you dictate into other apps and ask an AI assistant for help without leaving your work. It's for people who want voice typing, spoken conversations and meeting notes with processing on their own computer.

Revornix is an AI knowledge workspace for people who collect articles, research papers and recordings and want to ask questions across their library. It connects saved material in a personal knowledge graph and uses those relationships to inform its answers.

audio.cpp runs audio models locally for developers building speech tools and people generating or processing audio on their own hardware. It brings multiple audio tasks into one C++ runtime built on ggml.

Memo AI turns audio and video into transcripts, translated subtitles and notes for people reviewing interviews, meetings or podcasts. Speech recognition works offline, and speaker identification runs locally.

Transcritório is a desktop app for researchers transcribing interviews and focus groups, with a focus on Brazilian Portuguese. It keeps audio, transcripts and metadata on your computer.

SoniTranslate is an AI video dubbing app for people translating spoken videos into other languages. It can run locally, with a Gradio interface in the browser.

Argmax OSS Swift is a speech AI SDK for developers building iOS and macOS apps that process audio on the user's device. Its separate libraries cover transcription, identifying speakers and generating spoken audio.

VibeVoice is a family of voice AI models for developers and researchers building transcription and speech generation applications. It can capture who spoke and when, or produce spoken responses from incoming text.

ESPnet is a speech AI toolkit for researchers and developers who want to run pretrained models on their own hardware or train speech systems. Its recipes cover data preparation through evaluation, with published results for comparison.

TTS-Audio-Suite is a ComfyUI extension for creators producing narration, character dialogue and speech matched to subtitles on their own hardware. It brings several speech engines and audio editing tools into the same workspace.

pyVideoTrans translates spoken video into another language for people preparing subtitles and dubbed versions. It works from the audio, so footage doesn't need existing subtitles.

DoodleNote turns calls and rough jottings into meeting notes for people who want to keep recordings on their own computer. It captures both sides of a conversation in any meeting app without adding a bot to the participant list.

Screenpipe records computer activity so people can revisit past work and give AI agents context from screens and conversations. Capture history stays on your device by default.

Transcription Stream turns recordings into transcripts with speaker labels for people who need to review audio on their own hardware. It works fully offline, including summaries through Ollama and Mistral.

Buzz turns speech into transcripts and subtitles on your computer. It's for people working with recordings or providing live captions who want offline transcription and translation into English.

WhisperLive turns speech into text as audio arrives, using OpenAI's Whisper models. It's for developers and teams who want to run transcription on their own machine or server and connect it to live audio or recorded files.

Scrieb transcribes recordings and meetings for people who need to keep sensitive conversations on their own computer. Speech recognition, summaries and meeting chat all work locally, with no cloud processing option.

SenseVoice is a local speech recognition model for developers building voice apps or analyzing recordings. Its SenseVoiceSmall model adds information about the language, emotion and surrounding sounds to speech transcriptions.

WhisperX is a local speech-to-text tool for transcribing interviews, meetings and long recordings. It builds on OpenAI's Whisper, adding individual word timings and optional speaker identification for subtitles and transcript review.

Omodo is a macOS menu bar AI assistant for people who manage work through Apple Mail, Calendar, Reminders and Notes. It uses models running on your Mac to track requests and handle tasks in the background.

Riffado turns recordings from Plaud Note, Note Pro, and NotePin devices into searchable transcripts and summaries. It's for recorder owners who want control over AI processing and storage. Recording sync requires a Plaud account and access to Plaud's cloud, so the full workflow isn't offline.

CutScript is a desktop audio and video editor for podcasters and creators who prefer editing speech through text. Deleting a word from the transcript cuts the matching section of the recording, making it a local-first Descript alternative.

Munder Difflin is a desktop app for developers who want coding agents to collaborate on their own machine. You give an orchestrator a request, and it divides the work among agents instead of leaving you to coordinate separate terminals.

Whisper Notes transcribes interviews, lectures and meetings for people who need recordings to stay on their own device. It works without an internet connection or account.

WhisperLiveKit is a self-hosted speech-to-text server for meeting transcripts, live captions and apps that need speech recognition as people talk. It processes audio on your own machine or server.

Speakr is a self-hosted transcription and note-taking app for people who need to revisit meetings, interviews or lectures. It pairs recordings with searchable transcripts and AI summaries.

MacWhisper turns recordings into editable transcripts for people working with interviews, lectures, podcasts and meetings. Local transcription works offline and keeps the audio on your Mac.

Scriberr transcribes recordings locally for people who want to review meetings and voice notes without uploading audio to a cloud service. It combines transcription with playback, annotations and optional questions about the recorded conversation.

FunASR is a speech-to-text toolkit for developers building transcription services and voice applications. It supports offline recordings and live speech on local hardware or self-hosted servers, with capabilities that depend on the model and runtime.