It hears the call, not the room
sufler listens only to what Teams plays through your speakers or headphones. Your microphone is never touched, and there's no bot joining the meeting.
Your colleagues drift into Slovenian, German or Albanian mid-call. sufler sits in your Mac's menu bar and quietly prompts you with live subtitles, in English or your own language, labelled by who's speaking.
For Microsoft Teams and any app on your Mac · macOS 26 · Apple Silicon · Nothing leaves your Mac
In the theatre, the sufler sits hidden at the edge of the stage and whispers the lines an actor would otherwise miss. That is the whole idea.
sufler listens only to what Teams plays through your speakers or headphones. Your microphone is never touched, and there's no bot joining the meeting.
Whisper recognises the speech and the language, even when people switch mid-sentence. Voices are told apart as Speaker A, B, C, which you can rename.
About two seconds after someone finishes a sentence, the translation appears in the menu bar and in a floating subtitle bar that stays on top of full-screen Teams.
Every line is tagged Speaker A, B, C by voice. Right-click a label to rename it to Marko or Ana, and it sticks for the rest of the call.
It understands them all, and translates into English or your own language, including Albanian, Slovenian and Croatian, which most tools skip.
A floating caption bar stays above Teams, even in full screen. Drag it anywhere and make the text as large as you like.
Add your product names and terms of art, and they come out spelled right instead of "Kafka" becoming "coffee".
Copy or save the whole transcript as text, with times, speakers, and the original wording under each translation. Nothing is saved unless you choose to.
Switch to "All system audio" for Teams in the browser, Zoom, Google Meet, Slack huddles, or a recorded meeting playing on your Mac.
Speech in any of these is recognised automatically, and each can also be your subtitle language.
Company calls are confidential, so sufler does all its work on your own Mac: no cloud, no account, no subscription.
No subscription. sufler runs on your Mac, so there are no servers for us to charge you for each month.
The trial is the full app, with no card needed. When you buy, your licence key arrives by email: paste it into sufler to unlock it. Prices include VAT where it applies.
sufler doesn't join the meeting or appear in it; it only listens to the audio on your own Mac. Recording or transcribing people can still be covered by workplace rules and privacy laws such as GDPR, so check what applies to you and tell participants when that's required.
Yes. The download is the full app with a 7-day free trial and no card needed. Buy any time during or after the trial, paste your licence key into sufler, and it carries on.
Two, for example a work Mac and a personal one. To move sufler to a new Mac, open Settings › Licence › Deactivate this Mac on the old one, then enter your key on the new one.
A line usually appears about 1 to 3 seconds after the speaker pauses. sufler waits for a natural break, so it can translate whole sentences instead of fragments.
Yes. Choose "All system audio" instead of "Microsoft Teams" and sufler subtitles whatever your Mac plays.
By voice. Each sentence gets an acoustic fingerprint that is matched against the voices heard so far in the call. Very short remarks take the previous speaker's label, and when two people talk over each other the louder one wins.
Only once, to download the speech and translation models (about 4.5 GB). After that it works fully offline.
No. Live speech recognition needs the graphics and neural hardware in Apple Silicon (M1 and newer) to keep up with a conversation.