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Product interview
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Illustrative example · Your media, made searchable.
Import recordings
Drop in interviews, lectures, voice notes, podcast episodes, or a batch of audio and video files.
Paste a URL
Transcribe YouTube videos, Instagram clips, TikTok videos, and accessible podcast episode links. URL downloads need internet access; private or restricted media may be unavailable.
Record a meeting
Capture microphone and system audio without a meeting bot, then turn the recording into a transcript.
Audio file formats
MP3 · M4A · WAV · AAC · AIFF · FLAC · OGG · OGA · OPUS · MKA · WMA · AMR
Video file formats
MP4 · MOV · WEBM
Other macOS-recognized audio/video containers may also work, depending on their codecs. OGG, OGA, OPUS, WEBM, MKA, WMA, and AMR may require FFmpeg. Files must contain a readable audio track.
Create folders for clients, projects, courses, or research. Nest folders up to three levels and add one recording to multiple folders without duplicating the media. Imported files and meeting recordings stay available in their main lists.
Project Atlas
Research
Interviews
Search by file name or spoken word. Review timestamped transcripts alongside audio playback, copy useful passages, and export plain-text TXT files for your notes or next draft.
Recording and transcription run locally. Existing files can be transcribed offline after speech-model setup. Optional AI summaries use your selected provider and API key, sending transcript content to that provider.
Your recordings, links, transcripts, and project folders live in one Mac app. Ronix makes useful words easier to find, reuse, and organize—with local transcription at the center of your workflow.
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