Multilingual transcription & translation for Mac
Smart Dictation is a macOS app that transcribes, translates, and summarizes audio using AI. Perfect for meetings, interviews, lectures and voice notes. Record in-app or just drop in your file and get instant results. Fast and designed for productivity.
Thanks for checking out Smart Dictation! 🎙️ This app is different from other transcription tools, it uses OpenAI’s new GPT-4o transcribe model (the update on Whisper) for faster, more accurate results. It also supports translation and summarization in one seamless flow. Built for macOS with simplicity in mind. Let me know what you think or if you have feature requests 🙂
Congrats on launching Smart Dictation! As the curator of bestofweb .site I appreciate your multilingual transcription and translation tool for Mac.
No way—multilingual transcription *and* translation right on Mac? I’m forever fumbling between apps for this. Does it handle mixed-language audio too? Super useful for my interviews!
I’m a journalist who often records 40-minute interviews in cafés with clattering cups and espresso machines. Smart Dictation nails the transcription even with that background chatter, but I’m curious: how does its AI handle pauses where the subject mumbles or switches languages mid-sentence? If I drop a two-hour round-table with German and English speakers, will it auto-tag each speaker and keep both languages in sync?
Whoa, Smart Dictation looks awesome! The GPT-4o integration for transcription is truely next-level—so much faster and cleaner than other apps I've used. Super helpful for quickly summarizing those long meetings, right? How's the accuracy with really strong accents?
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