Scrubbing blind.
Dragging through a long recording hoping to land on the ten seconds that mattered — and overshooting every time.
Voice memos, recordings, the audio inside your videos — hours of it, and the moment you want is somewhere in the middle. Describe the sound or the sentence, and LatticeSearch takes you straight to it. On your device, always.
Spoken words and sound events alike — timestamped, private, found in ~250 ms.

A photo you can glance at. An hour of recording, you have to sit through.
Dragging through a long recording hoping to land on the ten seconds that mattered — and overshooting every time.
Dozens of near-identical voice memos. The one where they said the thing is in there — somewhere.
The bark, the applause, the song in the background — buried in the audio track of a video you’ll never scrub through.
LatticeSearch transcribes speech and recognises sounds on your device, so a spoken phrase or a sound event becomes a timestamp you can jump to.

Every recording and video is transcribed privately, so you can search speech by what was actually said — and jump straight to the moment.
Not just speech: LatticeSearch recognises the sounds themselves — a dog, a doorbell, a crowd, a piano — and marks exactly when they happen.
A mix is a blur. Ask for “that snare” and it drowns under everything else that’s loud. LatticeSearch can separate a recording into drums, bass, vocals and everything else — so each element becomes something you can find, play and export on its own.
Voice notes are personal. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account — every transcription and match happens on the machine in front of you.
A message from someone you miss, the advice you meant to write down, the song you couldn’t name. Ask for it — and there it is.
Private, on-device search for everything you’ve recorded. Free to start — nothing uploaded. Cancel anytime; you keep your files and your index.