ATCutter: Audio Editor

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Edit voice recordings by editing the transcript

Why we expect it: The transcript-based editing idea is practical and clearly explained, with a generous three-day trial for trying it out.

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ATCutter: Audio Editor lets users edit voice recordings by deleting words or phrases from an automatically generated transcript, with the matching audio cut as well. It suits interviews, voice notes and spoken podcast recordings. Transcription and editing run on the iPhone with no account or ads, and the original file stays unchanged.

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Edit voice recordings by editing the transcript. ATCutter turns speech into text: delete a word or phrase, and the matching audio is cut too. Useful for interviews, voice notes and spoken podcast recordings.

Record your voice or import M4A, MP3, WAV, CAF, AIFF or audio from a video. Tap a word to jump to that point in the recording. Remove long pauses and review filler words before deleting them. Restore deleted words or undo up to 200 steps. Export the edited audio as M4A or WAV.

Transcription and editing run on your iPhone. No account or ads. Your original file stays unchanged. Requires iOS 26; recognition models need an initial download before offline use. Available recognition languages depend on your device.

Recording, importing and transcription are free. All editing tools are available for the first 3 days after installation. Afterwards, editing requires a one-time in-app purchase.

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