Kaseta Keeps Transcription on the Phone
Kaseta is an iPhone voice recorder that transcribes audio on-device in 99 languages, without sending recordings to a server.
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Kaseta is an iPhone voice recorder that transcribes audio on-device in 99 languages, without sending recordings to a server.
Kaseta is an iPhone voice recorder that transcribes audio on-device in 99 languages and exports the result as plain text or Markdown.
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