Product 02Henaho LabsPre-release
Nzuko
Screen recording you keep as plain files.
Record your screen and camera on your Mac, get a transcript, and keep every recording as plain files on your own disk.
- Status
- Pre-release No download yet. The Mac app is waiting on an Apple Developer ID.
- For
- People on macOS who want their recordings as their own files.
- Platforms
- macOS.
Fig. 1Try it here. A simulation; nothing real is used or moved.
Press Record. What is said appears here, transcribed on the Mac.
Morning, everyone.
Quick update from me.
The export fix is done, and library search is in review.
Captions next.
Preview · simulated, no camera or mic
| Name | Kind | Size |
|---|---|---|
| video.mp4 | MPEG-4 movie | 6.4 MB |
| captions.vtt | WebVTT captions | 1 KB |
| transcript.json | JSON | 3 KB |
| metadata.json | JSON | 1 KB |
| thumbnail.jpg | JPEG image | 84 KB |
What exists today
What is built
Built and working in development. There is no signed build to download yet.
- 01Screen, window and region recording, with a camera bubble.
- 02A library you can search by what was said.
- 03Playback with captions.
- 04Transcribes on your Mac, with speech models you download once.
- 05Push-to-talk dictation.
- 06Share links from your own Cloudflare account, with guided setup.
Fig. 2 · The system
Your disk is the database.
Capture, transcription and storage all happen on the Mac. A recording only leaves it when you share, and then it goes to a bucket in your own account.
Straight answers
Where it stands
Stored as plain files; you choose what to share. When you share, the recording uploads to a bucket in your own account.
From the blog
Writing about Nzuko
Nzuko saves every recording as ordinary files in a folder you can open. Why we built it that way, what is in the folder, and what it costs us.