Launching today
Signal Recorder SR-7
On-device voice recorder that transcribes + exports Markdown
60 followers
On-device voice recorder that transcribes + exports Markdown
60 followers
Privacy-first voice recorder for Mac and iPhone. Transcripts and AI summaries run on-device via Apple Speech and FoundationModels — no server, no account, nothing leaving your machine. Every recording exports as a Markdown file with YAML frontmatter — yours, on disk, ready for Obsidian or git. A built-in local MCP server lets Claude Code and other AI tools query the archive. Designed experience-first, to keep you in the moment. $7.99, buy once — Mac and iPhone, no subscription.
Hey Product Hunt — SR-7 is a voice recorder that keeps everything on your machine. Transcription, AI titles, summaries — all on-device, via Apple Speech and FoundationModels. No cloud, no account, nothing leaving the device.
That mattered to us because most voice tools either ship your audio somewhere (Otter, Granola) or trap the transcript inside their own app. Neither fits a workflow where your AI is already editing the same files you are.
SR-7 does three things:
- Records on Mac and iPhone. Transcription runs on-device via Apple Speech — no network, no account.
- Writes an AI title and summary locally (Apple FoundationModels, macOS 26+).
- Exports each recording as a Markdown file with YAML frontmatter. Yours, on disk. Drop it in Obsidian, commit it to git, or let Claude Code reach it through the local MCP server — point your agent at the archive and ask "what did I decide about X last week?" It answers from your own recordings, without anything leaving the machine.
$7.99, one time. Universal purchase, Mac and iPhone. No subscription — we make money when you buy it, not by mining what you record.
Privacy and ownership, in an experience that's calm enough to keep you in the moment.
One thing we're genuinely curious about: what's in your voice-to-text pipeline right now, and what's broken about it?