
Find files, photos and recordings by what's inside them
BeaconFind finds files by what is inside them, not by their names. Describe a document, a scanned page, a screenshot or a photo and it turns up, by meaning, in 50+ languages and 70+ file types. Since July it also sees and hears: a map of your photos, and on the Balanced and Max tiers people in photos (opt-in) and search inside audio and video with clickable transcripts. The AI runs on your Windows PC or Apple Silicon Mac. Now in the Mac App Store; 14-day trial on the website.
BeaconFind is a file search tool that locates documents, images, and audio recordings based on their content rather than file names, supporting over 50 languages and 70 file types. It offers features like photo mapping and searchable transcripts for audio and video, available on Windows PCs and Apple Silicon Macs, with a 14-day trial accessible via its website.
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