Oncel Cebeci

Oncel Cebeci

Multi-disciplinary designer & maker.

About

I’m Öncel, a multidisciplinary designer making tiny, focused tools that solve real problems. Currently building apps under Tiny Things.

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Maker History

  • NotchLive
    NotchLivePrivate live captions and speaker-aware meetings for Mac.
  • Manwe
    ManweDecision intelligence for consequential choices
    Jul 2026
  • AVE
    AVELocal-first transcript and AI video editor for Mac
    Jul 2026
  • Signal News
    Signal NewsYour personal news analyst. See how stories connect
    Apr 2026
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    Joined Product HuntFebruary 25th, 2026

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1mo ago

NotchLive - Live captions, transcription, and dictation. Local on Mac.

Follow calls and videos with live captions, revisit recordings, or dictate into Mac apps. Speech recognition runs on your Mac, without a meeting bot. Review and correct speaker labels, then choose whether compatible AI tools can read your saved context or live captions through optional MCP access. Live captions are free; Pro is $24.99 once.

Edit the words. Shape the story. Transcript editing is now in AVE 1.2.0

AVE 1.2.0 is now live.
The new Transcript panel turns spoken words into an editing surface. Transcribe locally on your Mac, select a passage, preview it, then split, delete with gap closing, or create a new sequence from the selection. AVE can also surface filler words and long pauses for review, and generate captions that stay aligned as the timeline changes.
The editor itself is still the source of truth: every result lands on a real, editable timeline, and the original media stays untouched.
Manual projects and watermark-free export remain free. Pro now has a seven-day trial with no card or automatic billing, then costs $9.99/month or $99 lifetime.
AVE 1.2.0 requires macOS 14 or later and Apple Silicon.
Guide: https://www.aivideoeditor.app/gu...

NotchLive 1.9: speaker-aware meetings, still local

NotchLive 1.9 is live.

The app started as private live captions for Mac. This release turns those captions into a meeting record you can actually review and use.

On Apple silicon, NotchLive can now separate remote speakers locally. After a meeting, you can rename participants, merge duplicate speakers, reassign or split incorrectly attributed speech, and leave uncertain parts visibly unresolved.

The reviewed record powers Meeting Analytics, speaker-aware exports, portable meeting data, and optional read-only local MCP access for Codex and Claude.

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