macOS beta available

Keep every voice connected to its source.

auScriptorium brings audio files, local transcription, speaker identity, and research annotation into one dependable desktop workspace.

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Local macOS workspace · Windows coming soon

auScriptorium Documents workspace with project navigation, file import controls, and a managed source-material area — **Your material stays together.** Organize source files in the same project that holds their transcripts and annotations.

Organize recordings Transcribe locally Review speakers Annotate evidence

Audio research without the workflow gaps.

Research recordings gather context at every stage: folders, processing choices, speaker mappings, corrections, and the annotations that make a transcript useful.

auScriptorium keeps those decisions in one local, inspectable project. The source remains close while you move from raw audio to evidence you can review and revisit.

Project-owned context

Nested source organization, schema definitions, transcripts, and corrections stay with the project.

Speaker-aware review

Map detected voices to project speakers, play the recording, and correct transcript chunks in context.

Annotations you can inspect

Define your own labels and relationships, then review grounded suggestions before they become trusted examples.

From recording to research evidence.

One continuous path, with human judgment visible at every step.

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Bring source audio into a project

Build a managed library with folders and project-owned copies of supported audio files.

Organized sources
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Process locally

WhisperX creates time-aligned transcripts while queue status, progress, retry, and cancellation stay visible.

Timed transcript
03

Resolve voices and correct text

Connect detected voices to known speakers, listen in place, and make focused chunk-level corrections.

Reviewed speakers
04

Annotate and explore

Apply project-specific fields, tags, labels, and relationships, then browse the evidence across documents.

Research material

A schema shaped around your questions.

Name the people, fields, tags, labels, and relationships that matter to your project before the annotation work begins.

Actual auScriptorium interface shown

auScriptorium Annotation Schema showing a project speaker, document fields, document tags, a Place label, and relationships — Annotation Schema **Define the vocabulary before you apply it.**

Made for close listening and careful reading.

auScriptorium keeps the interface calm while preserving the detail that research decisions depend on.

Speaker Ribbon

Keep project speaker mappings above the transcript while chronological chunks scroll independently.

Playback in context

See which chunk is playing, keep it in view automatically, and pause follow behavior when editing.

Focused corrections

Edit one chunk at a time or override its speaker without changing the read-only timing boundaries.

Evidence-led overview

Browse tags, labels, and people, then return to the exact source transcript position without autoplay.

Beta release

Bring your next audio project to the desk.

The macOS beta is ready to download. auScriptorium runs as a local desktop application; a Windows version is in preparation.

Beta software may change as the research workflow is refined.

Available now Download for macOS Beta · SharePoint installer

Coming soon Windows The Windows version is in preparation