Everything runs on your machine — no uploads, no per-hour meter, no queue. See what a licence costs →
How it works

Three steps, then it gets out of your way

No upload, no queue position, and no waiting for a server in another country to finish with your recording.

  1. 1

    Drop the files in

    One file or forty. Everything you drop is included by default, and unticking one leaves it in the list without processing it this time — so a batch is edited rather than rebuilt when you change your mind about a clip.

  2. 2

    Tick what you want done

    Pick individual tools, or press "Clean up everything" and take the whole audio chain. Each tool's settings open underneath the tool itself, so you are never hunting through a preferences dialogue for the one number you wanted to change.

  3. 3

    Watch it run, on your own CPU

    Steps go green as they finish, at the speed of your own machine, and say so plainly when a step had nothing to do. Then the folder opens with the finished files in it.

The part that matters

Why it runs as one job and not five

Run separately and in the wrong order, cleanup tools fight each other: a de-noiser chasing a breath the silence pass already cut, a loudness stage normalising to a floor that is about to be removed.

So they do not run separately. One press runs the lot as a single job, in the order that actually sounds right, and the audio stays lossless the whole way through — it is encoded once, at the end. Nothing is decoded and re-encoded between stages, which is where quality quietly goes in a chain of separate tools.

What “on your own machine” means exactly

Every file is opened, processed and written back on your computer. Nothing about it is sent to us — not the audio, not the file names, not how long it is. The application talks to our server for three things only: to activate a licence, to fetch the models once, and to keep your remaining processing time in step with your account.

That is the whole reason this exists. If a client agreement forbids sending material to third-party services, a browser-based tool is closed to you no matter how good it sounds. This one is not.

What the free tier actually is

The same models, on the same machine, for 2 hours of processing a month — with no account and no licence key. A licence buys room: more hours, higher-resolution video with no watermark, more files in one go and the full set of export formats. It does not buy a better result, because the processing is identical.

Processing time is charged by the length of the media, not by how long your computer took or how many tools you ticked. A ten-minute recording costs ten minutes whether one tool ran on it or all of them.

Put a real file through it

That answers more than this page can. Nothing to create, nothing to activate.

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