Live interpretation
English, Chinese, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Arabic.
Choose the languages for the conversation and read translated text in each selected language.
Translate talks.
Turn links into notes.
Live interpretation, video-to-skill drafts and knowledge notes from posts. Built for iPhone and Mac.
Coming soonWatch the demo
Watch SeeSay at work.
Preview being prepared
A video becomes a reusable workflow.
YouTube tutorialSKILL.md
The app recording will appear here when it is ready.
One conversation. Your chosen languages.
Mac app demonstration with English, Spanish, Italian and French.
Save the transcript.
Keep the source.
Export your notes as Markdown. Edit them in your own tools, with the original link beside the summary.
.md
Plain files you can edit
Take the transcript and summary out of SeeSay. Keep adding your own notes.
Obsidian
Your chosen vault
The Mac app can write supported summary notes to the folder you choose.
Which languages can I use?
Language choices depend on what you are doing.
Summary output
English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Indonesian, Malay, Vietnamese, Thai, Turkish and Hindi.
Choose the language of the summary. Transcripts stay in the source's original language.
Voice input
Chinese and English.
Choose Simplified or Traditional Chinese output, or translate Chinese speech into English. English mode also cleans up speech already in English.
Pick your typing companion.
A small pixel character types along while you talk.
Snow is selected. Pick a companion to see it type.
Before you try it.
When will SeeSay launch?
SeeSay for iPhone and Mac is coming soon. Public availability will be announced here.
Can I use it offline?
Speech recognition, translation and summaries need an internet connection. Exported Markdown files can be opened in your own editor without SeeSay.
Which links can I use?
SeeSay works with supported public video links, articles and X posts. Source access matters: private, restricted or unavailable pages may not import. The demonstrations show the workflows; access can vary by source.
Where are recordings and notes stored?
Recordings and local history stay on your device. Content sent for online summaries, including transcripts and generated notes, is stored on our server so you can reopen it. Recognition and summaries use cloud processing. Read the privacy policy for details and deletion options.
Does every video become a skill?
A skill draft needs a reusable process with steps supported by the source. If a video does not contain enough detail, keep it as a knowledge note instead.
Which languages are supported?
Live interpretation, summaries and voice input have different language choices. See the language lists for each feature.
Is the podcast feature available?
Article and book to podcast will be available in a future release.
SeeSay for iPhone and Mac.
Public access will be announced here.