Gut, ich fasse zusammen: Der Entwurf geht am Freitag an die Gemeinde.
LocalTranscript. Made in Basel.
Your meetings, transcribed locally.
Turn Swiss German and multilingual conversations into searchable transcripts, speaker labels and draft meeting notes. Audio and AI processing stay on your computer by default.
The complete local app is free. No account or meeting bot required.
From recording to structured notes.
step 01
Record or import.
Record your microphone and computer audio, or import an audio or video file. Check recording consent with participants before you start.
step 02
Transcribe and separate speakers, locally.
Read the transcript as you record. Final speaker labels are added after you stop. With voice matching enabled, saved contacts can be recognised in later meetings.
4 speakers identified · click to renamestep 03
Draft the summary. Review the details.
Generate summaries and action items with local AI, or use your own template. Review the draft against the transcript before sharing it.
summary · action items · your own templateTwo modes
Swiss German deserves more than a generic German model.
Most general speech-recognition models are optimised for Standard German and often struggle with Swiss dialects. LocalTranscript includes a model dedicated to Swiss German speech.
It runs on your computer, separates speakers and turns spoken Swiss German into readable written Standard German you can search, quote and export.
About Swiss German transcriptionOne meeting. Several languages. Still one clear transcript.
Swiss teams switch between German, French, Italian and English mid-meeting. LocalTranscript separates the speakers, transcribes each contribution and labels the language of every segment.
Keep the original languages, or enable local translation between German, English and French. Translation is optional and uses downloaded models.
About multilingual meetingsSwiss German and the multilingual mode are two separate settings. Pick the one that matches the recording; both run locally.
Beyond the transcript
Put your meeting library to work.
These tools are already part of the free desktop app.
Ask questions with sources
Search across your meetings and ask local AI for answers linked to transcript passages, speakers and timestamps. Check the source before acting.
Use your own tools
Export to Markdown or an Obsidian vault. Connect compatible AI tools through local MCP access when you choose; those tools have their own data handling.
Dictate between meetings
Use the dictation shortcut to turn speech into text while you work. The same local approach, beyond meeting notes.
Keep control of your meeting data.
Recording, transcription, speaker separation, voiceprints and summaries all run on this machine. The few connections the app can make are documented, logged and blockable.
- Meeting audio, transcripts and voiceprints have no upload path by default.
- Hard Offline Mode blocks external requests. Local connections and explicitly allowed administrative hosts are exceptions.
- The in-app network log lets you inspect requests handled by the network guard and export the audit as JSON.
- Cloud is opt-in: connect your own provider if you want one, including Infomaniak in Switzerland.
For teams
Bring local transcription to your team.
Get help with hardware checks, managed installation, privacy settings and onboarding. Start with a small group before a wider rollout.
Free local software. Paid setup and support, by quote.
Before your first meeting
What do I need to run it?
Does Swiss German stay in dialect?
What would my organization pay for?
All local features free · no card · no account
Start with a recording you know well.
Check the transcript and notes against your own audio. Start with the latest stable desktop app.