Text to audio
Describe what you need in natural language and land on timed moments inside long files.
Audio Search
Status: Available by request
Search for matching moments in your recordings. Audio Search runs on your computer. Audio, queries, and the search index stay on disk; nothing is uploaded.
Find a passage in a sensitive recording or a sound in a professional collection without uploading either library.
For recordings that need to stay on your computer, including investigations and internal voice archives.
Search sound effects, field recordings, production sound, podcasts, and radio archives locally.
Organize libraries, watch folders for new files, and compare results at specific moments in a recording.
Describe what you need in natural language and land on timed moments inside long files.
Drop a sample—or a trimmed region—and find similar passages across your indexed libraries.
The model turns audio and text into numerical representations for matching. This processing runs on your device, with optional GPU acceleration.
Keep the index current as files appear. Choose the length and overlap of audio segments to search.
Compare hits, pin favorites into project bins, and export CSV or JSON when work leaves the app.
Automate indexing and search for ops pipelines that prefer a terminal.
The embedding model downloads once. After that, indexing and search run locally. Your audio, text queries, embeddings, and results stay on disk. No cloud embedding service receives them.
Use it to find recordings worth listening to. A similarity score is not proof of what was said or who said it. Review the source audio before drawing conclusions.
The same local-embedding approach is the retrieval half of the private RAG systems we build.
Audio Search is available by request. Tell us about your recordings and the searches you need to run.