SEE BEYOND LANGUAGE.

Hear the original.Understand every line.

The videos and streams you love shouldn't stop at a language barrier. Subasee keeps the original audio and creates original and translated captions live on your Mac or iPhone.

See how it works

On-deviceAvailable for Mac in TaiwanAvailable for iPhone in Taiwan

Real app footage · captions generated live by the app

01 — HOW IT FEELS

From the original voiceto every line understood.

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Hear the original first.

Subasee doesn't dub or change the sound. Laughter, pauses and tone of voice stay exactly as they are.

Subasee on a Mac playing an intro before any captions appear
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Captions need speech.

Intro music and quiet moments may have no captions. Subasee prepares captions when speech is available.

English Subasee interface playing a Japanese intro before captions appear
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Yellow translation appears. Now you get it.

White is the original, yellow is the translation. To focus on listening, show only the translation or only the original.

Japanese original with the English translation in yellow, in the English Subasee interface

02 — MADE FOR WATCHING

Less distance from the language,more of you in the moment.

また、この景色に会いに来たい。I want to come back and see this view again.
Caption appearance · interactive preview
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Captions, the way you like them.

Translations are sun yellow, so they stand apart from the original at a glance, or switch to classic white. Size and position are adjustable.

Your videos stay on your device.

Recognition and translation happen on your device. No uploading videos to the cloud for captions, and no account to create.

On-device · videos are never uploaded

No internet? Still understandable.

Local videos get translated captions offline. Just prepare the video and the languages you need before you go.

One Subasee for everything you watch.

Live streams

They laughed, and now you know why.

Your favorite streamer goes live to chat and play. To keep captions complete, the picture runs a little behind the stream.

Language learning

Read the original and the translation together.

Practice listening with videos you love. The original stays on screen while the translation confirms the meaning.

Company updates

Understand headquarters yourself.

All-hands, product launches, training videos. Captions are made on your device, so videos never need to be uploaded.

03 — THE REAL THING

Every screenshotis the real thing.

These are actual screenshots of Subasee running on a Mac. Captions were generated live by the app and not edited afterward.

04 — BRING YOUR CURIOSITY

A link or a file.That's all it takes.

Read the full guide
  1. 1

    Open what you want to watch

    Paste a link, or choose a video or audio file on your device. Web pages open first so you can pick the media that can be imported.

  2. 2

    Choose your language

    Pick the language you want to read. The first time, follow the prompt to prepare it.

  3. 3

    Listen to the original, read both

    Captions appear as soon as they're ready. Adjust their size and position anytime.

05 — AVAILABLE IN TAIWAN

Subasee for Mac and iPhoneis available now.

Subasee for Mac and iPhone is now available on the Taiwan App Store. Download for free and unlock it with an App Store subscription. See the store for pricing, trial eligibility and subscription terms.

Requires macOS 27 or later and a Mac with Apple silicon (M series).

iPhone requires iOS 27 or later.

Downloading for free never starts a subscription or charge on its own.

06 — GOOD TO KNOW

Before you start,you might want to know.

Still have questions? Visit Support

Can I download it now?

The Mac and iPhone versions are now available on the Taiwan App Store. Choose the download link for your device on this page. See the App Store for pricing, trial eligibility and subscription terms. There is no payment or subscription on this website.

Are my videos uploaded to the cloud?

No. Recognition and translation happen on your device. Some languages need a model download the first time, and buying a subscription needs a connection.

Does it work without internet?

Local videos support offline translated captions. Prepare the video and download the languages you need before you go. Online videos, live streams, first downloads and purchases still need a connection.

Will live streams play a little late?

Yes. To keep captions complete, synchronized viewing reserves preparation time, so the picture runs behind the source. The delay depends on the source, your device and processing speed. Whether a stream works also depends on the platform; protected or restricted streams may not play.

Can it play videos from any website?

Not always. Importing depends on how the source plays, whether the media is readable, and device support. Protected or unreadable sources may not import.

Are the captions always correct?

Captions come from speech recognition and translation. Accents, background sound, names and context can affect results, so use them together with the original audio.

Can I use it for internal company videos?

You can play files or links you're allowed to watch. Captions are generated on your device and videos don't need to be uploaded; follow your company's security policy for work devices.

Let your curiositygo a little further.

Available for Mac in Taiwan・Available for iPhone in Taiwan

Video credits

  • 「農業の進化を支えるAI技術」堀部典子(崇城大学 情報学部 情報学科) · 崇城大学|Sojo University · Source · CC BY 3.0

Converted and renamed to the talk's title, played in Subasee with captions generated live by the app; the recordings on this page are excerpted, cropped to remove the window title bar, and re-encoded. No endorsement of Subasee by the authors or speaker is implied.

“Caption appearance” uses an original illustration and written sample lines; every other product image is a real screenshot or recording.

Subasee real playback recording

Mac · Japanese → English · 12 s with sound

An excerpt of a real recording. Captions are generated automatically and may contain errors. App controls in this recording are in Traditional Chinese. Video source and license