Edit podcasts and video by editing the transcript, entirely on your device
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When a lav clips or rustles mid-sentence, you can swap in the same words from a second recorder in minutes instead of reaching for denoisers or booking a re-record.
CleanTake is a free desktop app for anyone who records speech on more than one device. Load two to four recordings of the same session and it lines them up, correcting for offset and drift, so you hear every source at the same instant. It suggests where the main track is damaged; you pick which source fills each gap, set gain and crossfade, and export audio or a Reaper session. All local. MIT licensed, on Mac, Windows and Ubuntu, at v0.2.2. Its stated limits: a second recorder must have caught the words, detection misses some damage, output is 48 kHz mono, and builds are unsigned.
Edit podcasts and video by editing the transcript, entirely on your device
A Mac capture inbox for selections, dictation and screenshots, kept as files
Hold a key, speak, and the words land wherever the cursor is
One open 9B audio model for speech recognition, understanding, TTS and editing
A local video editor with offline captions and no watermark, desktop and phone
Store each spoken word once, then let the player pick the line breaks