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No. Terpside captures only the audio output you choose (what plays in your headphones). There is no setting to open the microphone.

No. The history lives in the program's memory and is discarded when you close it. The edition that is sold includes no function to export or send text off your computer; an automated test checks in every release that those routes do not exist. On disk there are only your settings, the license and a technical log with no sentences from calls.

No. The models are included in the installation, and the license is checked with a signature inside the app. Starting Terpside does not access the network.

It waits for the speaker to pause, then transcribes the turn. How long it takes to appear depends on your computer, the model and the workload. If the person keeps dictating, the same bubble is extended.

Terpside can switch to a lighter profile if it falls behind. Gaps in the history may be caused by CPU or GPU load, audio capture or the computer itself. Check the requirements on the download page and send me the technical log if the problem persists.

After purchase, you receive a key by email. In Terpside, open ⚙ → License, paste the key, and confirm. It is checked immediately, offline. If the key is tied to a computer, that same screen shows the device fingerprint you need to send us.

Free is Terpside without Critical Data Guard and with 60 minutes of use a day, counted while capture is on. The bar shows how many are left; when they run out, capture stops and tells you. At midnight it comes back on its own, and with a Pro license it comes back instantly.

The app shows a warning in the status bar and keeps working without cutting you off during a call. Renew when you can and paste in the new key.

Terpside is a visual aid that runs on your computer and does not record or save anything. Still, each agency has its own policy on captioning and note-taking tools during calls. Check it before using any tool, including this one.

No. Terpside uses Windows audio capture (WASAPI) and is available only for 64-bit Windows 10/11.

It does not recognize voices. It uses each turn’s language: English → provider, Spanish → patient. If two people speak the same language, they appear in the same color.