A group of developers has solved one of the main problems when it comes to listening to voice memos. And none other than the enthusiasts around us. Like this, ‘Scusi’ for macOS copies voicemails that we don’t want to play.

According to the 9to5mac post, Application by Jordi Bruin and Hidde van der PloegThe Scusi works very simply and impressively. And it’s available on all Macs after macOS Monterey.

Transcription in seconds and in multiple languages

To use Scusi, users only drag and drop any iMessage voice memo into the app transcribe it and the result will appear next to the app with emoticons.

According to its creators, all speech-to-text conversion is done on the user’s Mac. They also ensure that there is no way to monitor and store your voicemails with a privacy-first approach. It also the ability to switch from 0.5x to 2.0x with an adjustable playback speed for voice memos.

The best part is the app supports multiple languages: English, Dutch, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Ukrainian, Russian, Minor, Portuguese.

General features of Scusi include:

• Voice transcripts in iMessage.
• It is directly integrated into the iMessage app.
• Adjustable playback speed for voice memos (0.5 – 2.0x speed playback).
• Remember language by speaking.
• All speech to text is done on the device.
• No data tracking.
• It’s available now for macOS and will be coming to iOS soon.