Be in the conversation. Trilsy writes the notes.
Record your microphone, your Mac’s sound or both. Trilsy transcribes it and writes notes you can edit.
Transcript
The transcript appears when you press Create notes.
Mitosis has four stages. Prophase comes first.
Is prophase the longest?
Usually, yes. The chromosomes condense there.
Notes
Notes follow the transcript.
Overview
Mitosis has four stages. Prophase comes first and is usually the longest.
Key terms
- Prophase: chromosomes condense
- Metaphase: chromosomes line up
To review
- Read chapter 7 before Thursday
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Get the transcript.
When you press Create notes, Trilsy transcribes on your Mac. Every line has a timestamp that plays the audio from that point.
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Notes come section by section with a short overview on top. You can edit them: press Edit to open the Markdown.
Your recordings stay on your Mac.
Trilsy records whatever your Mac plays, from the apps you already use.
- Google Meet
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- Slack
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- Webex
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- Google Chrome
- FaceTime
Google Meet
Microsoft Teams
Slack
Discord
Webex
YouTube
Safari
Google ChromeGood questions.
All questionsThey may not. Trilsy records on your Mac, so other people on a call may see nothing at all. You are responsible for telling everyone before you begin, and the law on recording differs by place. Say so first, whether you are on a call, in a meeting room or in a lecture hall.
Any app that plays sound: one app or all of them, picked in a list. In a room it uses your microphone instead. Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, FaceTime, Webex and a browser tab have been tried with it. They are apps that play sound, not integrations.
On your Mac, as ordinary files in Library/Application Support/Trilsy/Recordings, one folder for each recording. Trilsy does not encrypt them itself; your disk encryption does. Delete the folder and the recording is gone. Nothing is kept anywhere else, because there is no account and no upload.
No. Your audio, transcript and notes stay on your Mac as files. Trilsy has no account, no upload and no analytics. The only download is the two models, once from Hugging Face before first use, which needs a connection; after that it works offline. Nothing you record is sent anywhere, and nothing is kept for you on a server.
The app is free, with no time limit, and it needs no account. A paid Pro plan is not available yet. Students get 50% off every paid plan. The free app always stays local, with your recordings kept as files on your Mac, so what you pay for later never decides whether you can keep them.
Yes. Trilsy is open source under the MIT licence, and the source is on GitHub. Anyone may read, use, change and share the code, even commercially, if the licence notice stays with it. The Trilsy name and this website’s drawings are not part of that grant, and the app’s models have their own licences.
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