Hi, I'm Selim and I built Enzo. It's a dictation and meeting app designed and engineered for the Mac. Speech models run on your device so audio is never uploaded to the cloud.
The secret sauce is its architecture. It transcribes, punctuates, and segments as you talk, so both a 10-second or 1-hour long audio transcribes in only 100ms.
There's also Recall, which is off until you turn it on. It keeps a searchable record of what you worked on (apps, window titles, text on screen), encrypted on your Mac and deleted after 30 days.
The idea is that anything you hear, say, or see on your device is securely captured all in one app. I use this for my day job, which alleviates the burden of remembering every little thing.
Free to use. Only Apple Silicon, macOS 15 or later.
selcam•10m ago
The secret sauce is its architecture. It transcribes, punctuates, and segments as you talk, so both a 10-second or 1-hour long audio transcribes in only 100ms.
There's also Recall, which is off until you turn it on. It keeps a searchable record of what you worked on (apps, window titles, text on screen), encrypted on your Mac and deleted after 30 days.
The idea is that anything you hear, say, or see on your device is securely captured all in one app. I use this for my day job, which alleviates the burden of remembering every little thing.
Free to use. Only Apple Silicon, macOS 15 or later.
Happy to answer any questions.