About Kaseta

What Kaseta is

Kaseta is a voice recorder for iPhone that turns speech into text on the phone itself. You record, you tap Stop, and the phone produces the transcript – there is no text while you speak, and none of the audio is uploaded, because the recognition happens on the device and there is no account to sign into. The transcription engine handles 99 languages; the app’s own interface ships in 39 App Store localisations. Everything else on this page follows from where the work happens, not from a promise you would have to take on trust.

Why on-device

Cloud transcription asks you to accept an unverifiable claim: that your audio was processed and then forgotten. On-device transcription replaces the claim with a fact you can check yourself – download the models once, put the phone in airplane mode, and it keeps working. The offline transcription guide walks through that check step by step.

Why pay once

There are no servers processing your audio, so there is no monthly cost to pass on to you. A per-minute subscription would be a business model imposed on a product that does not need one. Pro is a plan, not a meter: the free plan caps the text at the first 5 minutes of each recording, not how long you can record, and Pro lifts that cap. See the pricing page for what each plan includes.