Ankorlist vs Transcriber

Ankorlist - Organise your Life by Topic, not Days Most to-do apps sort by date. Ankorlist sorts by what actually matters, grouping tasks into topics like "House Cleanup" or "Wedding Planning" instead of scattering them across days or smashing them into "Today". It's flow is inspired built the chat apps: write things down fast, cross them off as you go, no complicated systems or setup. Use it solo to stay on top of your own life, or bring in people you trust when your list needs more than one person. Key Features: Chat-style interface → Lists appear in a familiar messaging-style layout that most people already know how to navigate. Write tasks down quickly and cross them off as you go. No complicated planning systems, so you can focus on getting things done. Personal or collaborative → Use Ankorlist as your personal productivity tool, or share lists with trusted peers to stay aligned on goals and tasks. Markdown Notes inside tasks → Each task supports detailed internal notes using a built-in Markdown-supported editor. Add formatted text, structure your ideas, and keep supporting details organized within the task itself. Cross-device access → Sign up once and access your lists across devices. Add tasks from your work phone and check them later on your personal device. Real-time sync → Updates happen instantly, so changes from you or your collaborators appear immediately. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Transcriber turns a video or audio file into a transcript you can edit, with every word timed, using Apple's on-device speech engine. Nothing leaves your Mac, iPhone or iPad. Pick a file, and the text appears as it is recognized. A ten-minute video takes well under a minute on Apple silicon. The words are grouped into subtitle cues the way YouTube and broadcast captions expect them, so the SRT you export drops straight into your video. WHAT IT DOES • Transcribes MP4, MOV, M4A, MP3, WAV, AIFF and anything else your device can play • Keeps the moment every word was spoken, so subtitles land exactly on the speech • Groups text into cues of two lines up to 42 characters, broken at sentence ends, commas and pauses (adjustable) • Plays the file in the window with the current cue shown over the video as a caption, in a classic, boxed or outlined style, exactly as it will look in the SRT • Edit any cue in place, split a cue at the cursor, merge two, or retime one. Find & Replace fixes a misheard name everywhere at once, and everything is undoable • A Text view shows the transcript as readable paragraphs, with optional timestamps and Copy All EXPORT • SRT and WebVTT subtitles for YouTube and video editors • Plain text as paragraphs, text with a timestamp on each paragraph for show notes and chapters, or Markdown with bold timestamps • Save the project to come back to it later LANGUAGES • Everything Apple's on-device engines support: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi and more through Apple's newest model, plus Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Turkish, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Thai, Vietnamese and others through Apple's earlier dictation model • Pick the language right in the window; the model downloads once, then works offline ON THE MAC • Drop files on the window or the Dock icon • Watched folders: point Transcriber at a folder and every new file that lands in it is transcribed automatically, with the outputs you choose saved next to it • Open at Login keeps it running quietly in the background PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Transcription runs on your device's Neural Engine. There is no account, no analytics and no network feature of any kind • The first use of a language downloads Apple's speech model for it; after that it works offline Transcriber requires macOS 26, iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 and a device that supports Apple's on-device speech recognition.