Audio & video
Bring media into one transcript review flow.
THE LOCAL AUDIO WORKSPACE
A voice is a start.
A story goes further.
Give each character a voice. Refine a single line. Finish the whole story. Speech, transcription and voice assets come together on your Mac.
Inside a short audio sceneChoose a step ↓
The last train home
Script / 03 passages
01
Narrator
The station clock had stopped at eleven.
02
Mara
We still have time.
03
Eli
Then let’s take the long way home.
Character → Voice
NNarrator
Warm storytellerNarrative · Natural
MMara
Bright and clearDialogue · Light
EEli
Quiet and lowDialogue · Grounded
Passage order illustration
01Narrator
02Mara
03Eli
last-train.wavWAV
Start with structure. Narration and dialogue each get their own passage.
Interactive workflow illustration · No audio or generation
01 / CREATE
Start with the shape
of your story.
A short narration, a scene between characters, or an entire book. Choose a structure, then make it sound like yours.
01 / Single voice
A longer narration, one passage at a time.
Work with readable passages. Refine a section and check its place in the whole, without starting the entire piece again.
The last train home
The station clock had stopped at eleven. Across the tracks, a single café was still open, its windows catching the last of the rain.
02
Mara folded the ticket into her coat pocket. There was no hurry now. For once, the evening belonged to them.
03
At the next crossing, they turned away from the station. The city was quieter here, and the long way home felt like the right one.
02 / Character dialogue
Different characters. A shared story.
Keep character roles separate from voice choices. Change the voice of one character while keeping the script in place.
Mara Warm storyteller
01
MaraWarm storyteller
“We still have time,” she said.
02
Narrator
Beyond the platform, the city kept moving.
03
Eli
“Then let’s take the long way home.”
03 / Audiobook projects
A book needs chapters, not a bigger text box.
Import EPUB, TXT or Markdown. Organize chapters, generate in segments, review the results, and bring the finished book together for export.
Choose a chapter to explore its structure. This example does not run generation jobs.
Example chapter structure
01 · The platform
The station clock had stopped at eleven.
- Import & review
- Generate by chapter
- Check & export
Interactive example · Fixed content, no live generation
02 / TRANSCRIBE & REVIEW
Every word.
In its right place.
Start with audio or video. Find a line in time, correct the words, then carry your current draft into subtitles, a document or the next production step.
Before sunsetIllustrated subtitle layout
We’ll meet at the peer before sunset.
Select a line to edit00:12 — 00:24
Edits update only this subtitle line. Example timings stay fixed.
Current draft export preview
1 00:12,400 --> 00:16,800 We’ll meet at the peer before sunset. 2 00:17,200 --> 00:20,400 Bring the old map with you. 3 00:20,800 --> 00:24,000 We can take the long way home.Download example SRT ↓
Interactive example · Edit preset text and download a text file. No transcription runs and no media audio changes.
Words & time
Locate, edit and check in one place.
Subtitles & text
TXT / SRT / VTT / JSON for the next step.
03 / VOICE ASSETS
Find a voice.
Keep it for the next story.
Describe a voice, or bring an authorized recording. Compare candidates, save a voice asset, and use it across narration, dialogue and Agent workflows.
Three starting points. One voice library.
Give a new voice a direction.
For example: a bright, natural young voice, unhurried and clear, telling a story on an early morning walk.
Compare and save generated candidates in the App. The cards below are examples.Make a familiar voice reusable.
Prepare a clear recording you have permission to use. Check the reference text, then save the voice to your library.
Reference cloning is a separate route from voice design. Confirm your rights to the recording.Start with a voice you already have.
Browse compatible factory and saved voices. Choose the model and language, then cast your narration or dialogue.
Voices must match the model and language. Every voice is not compatible with every model.Selected voice · Example
Daybreak
Light and clear, with the ease of a story just beginning.
REUSE IN
Single voice · Character dialogue · Agent calls
Bring your selection into the character script above. This example has no audio preview.
Selecting a candidate updates this fixed example. Voice design and cloning happen in the App; use only recordings you are authorized to use. Interactive example · Fixed content, no live generation
04 / KEEP GOING
A longer project still needs a clear next step.
Keep the surrounding work in reach. Models, jobs, history and exports each have a place, so your next step stays connected to the project.
Models & variants
Choose by task. Check download and readiness states before starting your next generation.
Explore modelsJobs & progress
Follow generation, transcription and downloads in one place, even after leaving a workspace.
About jobsHistory & artifacts
Return to finished results, find their voices and source material, and keep refining.
History & filesChapters & long form
Import EPUB, TXT or Markdown. Review chapters, generate and check them, then export the book.
Audiobook workflowMedia & review
Review recordings or video with transcript and silence candidates. Confirm edits before exporting media.
Media editingLocal & connected
Prepared speech models infer on your Mac. External text services are yours to configure and choose.
Privacy & connections05 / AGENTS
The same workflow.
Another way in.
MCP, Skills and the local API share the same voices, jobs and artifacts as the desktop App. Let an Agent handle the steps; keep the creative decisions yours.
Explore Agent access- 01Discover
- 02Submit a job
- 03Use the artifact
YOUR WORKSPACE
Make room for
your way of working.
Light, dark and six accent colors. Explore a small web preview below; choose your actual workspace appearance in the App.
A small appearance preview
The last train home
The station clock had stopped at eleven.
Saved voiceDaybreak
SONANO
Your next story starts with a line.
Find your workflow. Then give it a voice.