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Mac/Windows app that extracts burned-in subtitles via OCR, translates subtitle files, and transcribes speech to subtitles.
GeekLink is a desktop application built around three subtitle workflows: extracting burned-in captions from video using OCR, translating existing subtitle files into other languages, and transcribing spoken audio directly into subtitle files. Speech recognition and OCR run locally after an initial model download, so those steps work offline; AI translation needs an internet connection. It supports more than 40 languages and targets content creators, video editors, and anyone repurposing footage across language markets, with dedicated workflows for Final Cut Pro users. It's operated by StellanWear LLC, registered in Wyoming, USA.
Free tier includes OCR, speech recognition, and batch processing with 60 minutes of OCR export a month. Pro is $12.99/month, about $8.25/month billed annually at $99/year, or a $169-$199 one-time lifetime license.
Use tool ↗GeekLink covers a workflow gap that's easy to underestimate: getting subtitles out of video that already has them burned in, rather than starting from a clean transcript. Running OCR and speech recognition locally is a genuine plus for offline or sensitive footage, though translation itself still needs a connection.
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