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MemoAI

MemoAI is a desktop tool that converts video and audio into transcripts, subtitles, and notes on the local computer.

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Memo Basic

Free

Memo Pro

$25.99/year

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Verified: September 8, 2026

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What is MemoAI?

MemoAI is a desktop tool that converts video and audio into transcripts, subtitles, and notes on the local computer. It can add multilingual translation, speaker diarization, and clip-level processing during the transcription workflow, while live subtitles or floating notes can accompany playback. Local inputs include formats such as MP4, MP3, AAC, and M4A, and completed material can be exported as subtitles, Markdown, or content for Notion.

The application is intended for students, researchers, and content creators organizing lessons, interviews, meetings, podcasts, or video sources, and it runs on Windows and macOS. Core transcription can operate entirely offline without sending the media away from the device, with local acceleration available for NVIDIA, AMD, and Apple Silicon hardware. AI summarization has a separate prerequisite because it requires the operator to supply a key, and automated transcripts still need proofreading before publication or archival use.

Key features of MemoAI

  • Local media transcription

    MemoAI processes online sources or local audio and video on the computer, turning speech into readable, editable, and searchable text.

  • Translation during transcription

    Translation can run alongside transcription across Chinese, English, Japanese, and many additional languages for multilingual source material.

  • Speaker and segment handling

    Speaker diarization clarifies meetings, interviews, and conversational podcasts, while segmentation isolates portions that need separate transcription.

  • Subtitle, note, and export tools

    Live subtitles and floating notes accompany playback, after which results can be exported as subtitle files, Markdown, or Notion content.