Release notes

Who said what, an editable summary with tables and reading mode, plus a clearer, more accessible interface.

• On-Mac diarization: lines as Person 1, Person 2…; rename, filter, listen to one voice, export TXT/SRT.
• Two-column summary layout, task tables, timestamps linked to audio, editable title, and reading mode.
• Per-speaker blocks in the summary, with shortcuts to hear each person’s lines.
• Meetings open on Transcript by default; ⌘F search; menu bar recording with the window closed.
• Refined VoiceOver, onboarding, trial, and paywall; import cancellation and recovery of interrupted recordings.

Terminal install highlighted, free trial download on the site, and a clearer in-app trial.

• “X of 3 free meetings left” banner during the trial and a clear sheet when the three are used up.
• Download section with the recommended curl command and steps if macOS blocks a browser-downloaded DMG.
• Requirements (Apple Silicon, macOS 26, Apple Intelligence) visible on the page in English and Portuguese.

More reliable free-trial counting across reinstalls.

• The three-meeting trial limit uses strengthened on-device checks, aligned with your existing library.

Try Listener on three meetings before you buy — everything stays on your Mac.

• Up to 3 free recordings or imports per install, with no account and nothing sent over the internet.
• After the trial, meetings you already have stay open; new recordings need a licence.

A stability fix for using Listener with Bluetooth headphones confidently.

• When a recording ends, Listener fully releases the microphone so headphones return to normal audio without closing the app.

A stability update so you can record with more confidence.

• Mac audio is now recorded at the correct speed and timestamps, including 44.1 kHz outputs.
• If a recording has a problem, its partial audio remains available for you to recover.
• The installer verifies an update before replacing the app and restores the previous version if something goes wrong.
• We removed the Mac audio silence notice, which could appear even when there was no real issue.