Changelog
CaptionSnap v1.0.5
October 18th, 2026
Feedback now comes straight to my inbox.
- Send Feedback and Contact Support open an email with your app version, macOS version and Mac model filled in, so problems are quicker to reproduce
- The feedback board is retired; every release is listed at captionsnap.app/changelog
- Privacy policy updated: feedback arrives by email, and you can remove the included details before sending
CaptionSnap v1.0.4
October 18th, 2026
Updates now install with one click.
- Install and Relaunch finishes the update right away instead of waiting until you quit CaptionSnap from its menu
- Logging out, restarting or shutting down is no longer held up by CaptionSnap, and an open transcript is saved first
- Captures captions from a second copy of a browser running with its own profile
- Updating from 1.0.3 or earlier: if the update stays on Install and Relaunch, choose Quit CaptionSnap from the menu bar icon to finish
CaptionSnap v1.0.3
October 18th, 2026
Ready for macOS 27, with support for Brave Origin.
- Points you to Device Control and Data Access, where macOS 27 keeps the Accessibility permission
- Captures Google Meet, Teams and Zoom captions in Brave Origin
- Updated the built-in updater with its macOS 27 fixes and latest security fixes
- The update window now shows what's new before you install
CaptionSnap v1.0.2
March 17th, 2026
Improved reliability of Teams caption capture during long meetings.
- Fixed an issue where active Teams calls could split into multiple transcripts when Teams temporarily hides its caption accessibility data
- Improved detection of call end vs. temporary caption interruptions
CaptionSnap v1.0.1
March 16th, 2026
Improved reliability of caption capture in Chromium browsers.
- Fixed an issue where Google Meet captions in Vivaldi and other Chromium browsers could stop recording prematurely
- Improved live transcript accuracy during continuous speech
CaptionSnap v1.0.0
March 9th, 2026
Initial Release
CaptionSnap captures live captions from your meetings and turns them into searchable, timestamped transcripts. Fully local, no audio recording, no cloud.
Caption Sources
- Microsoft Teams (desktop app)
- Zoom (desktop app)
- Zoom in Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Arc, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera, Zen)
- Google Meet in Chromium browsers (with real speaker names)
- Teams in Chromium browsers (with real speaker names)
Core Features
- Automatic meeting detection and caption capture
- Timestamped markdown transcripts with speaker attribution
- AI-powered meeting summaries (on-device via Apple Intelligence)
- PDF and DOCX export
- Meeting history with sidebar navigation
- In-meeting notepad with markdown support
- Configurable output directory
- Session resume on brief caption interruptions
App
- Native macOS menu bar app (macOS 26+)
- Accessibility API only, no Screen Recording permission needed
- Auto-updates via Sparkle
- 14-day free trial, then one-time purchase ($9.99)