browser-use/life-recorder
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A native iPhone recorder and private Mac receiver. The iPhone records approximately one-minute AAC chunks. A Mac receiver transcribes them locally with Whisper and maintains one continuous Markdown transcript with hourly markers. Audio is deleted after durable receipt and successful transcription. No paid transcription service or cloud backend is required. Open ios/LifeRecorder.xcodeproj in Xcode, select the connected iPhone, choose your Apple development team, and Build and Run. The app requests microphone and local-network access. Keep the source tree free of runtime credentials. For command-line builds, use an Apple development team and the connected device identifier: Setup creates a random bearer token, a self-signed TLS certificate, and a private pairing page in the data directory. Open that page only on the intended iPhone. The token is stored in the iPhone Keychain and in the private Mac runtime; it is ignored by Git. The receiver binds an authenticated upload endpoint and does…
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- Life Recorder
- Requirements
- Build and install
- Configure the Mac receiver
- Recording behavior
- Using Codex to reproduce the setup
- Security and limits
- License
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- browser-use
- Primary language
- Swift
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- 2026-09-11T02:51:50.000Z
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