native macOS app, Apple silicon
Verli for Mac captures system audio directly: Zoom, Teams, Safari, a podcast, any app that makes sound. It transcribes live, translates into 60+ languages, and writes an AI summary when you are done.
no tab sharing, no virtual audio cables
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Verli taps your Mac's system audio natively. Whatever is playing, from a meeting app to a browser video, becomes the input. Microphone mode captures in-person conversations too.
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Text appears live as people speak, with speakers' languages detected automatically and translation running alongside if you want it.
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Copy the transcript, save the meeting, and generate an AI summary of what was said and decided. Your knowledge base teaches Verli your names and jargon.
No BlackHole, Loopback, or virtual audio cable setup. Verli uses a native macOS audio tap, so capturing the Zoom desktop client or any other app is one click.
Many Mac transcription tools process files after recording ends. Verli transcribes in real time, so you can read along, catch what you missed, and react during the conversation.
Transcription and translation are the same step: 60+ languages with automatic per-speaker language detection, plus optional spoken translations on paid plans.
The same account works in any browser, so you can transcribe from a work machine or a friend's laptop without installing anything.
The hard part of Mac transcription was never the speech recognition, it was getting the audio. Browser-based tools can only hear a tab you explicitly share, which leaves out the Zoom and Teams desktop clients, VoIP apps, and anything else running natively. The classic workaround, wiring a virtual audio device through your sound settings, breaks your audio routing more often than it works.
Verli's Mac app solves this at the source with a native system-audio tap. Anything your Mac plays can be transcribed, and your own microphone can be mixed in for the full both-sides picture of a call. That single capability is why a purpose-built Mac app beats a browser tool for daily meeting work.
Everything downstream is included rather than bolted on: live translation across 60+ languages, a knowledge base for names and terminology, AI summaries when you save a meeting, and live transcript links you can share with people who just want to read along. The free plan gives you 60 minutes a month to see it on your own meetings; only active transcription time counts.
Yes. The Mac app captures system audio natively, so desktop meeting clients are covered without tab sharing or virtual audio drivers.
Verli ships as a signed and notarized download for Apple silicon Macs, with the same features available in any modern browser as a fallback.
No. Your audio and transcripts are never used to train AI models.
Yes. Translation is part of the live pipeline: you see the original and the translation side by side as people speak, in 60+ languages.
Yes, 60 minutes of live transcription and translation each month, refreshed monthly, with no credit card required.
Download the Mac app or start in your browser. Free for 60 minutes a month.
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