MiddleViewer is a macOS application for recording and reviewing interviews. It combines conversation capture with a time-synced record of audio and screen content, then organizes technical concepts and interview details for later review. Its evidence-focused interface is intended to let an interviewer return from a generated claim to the original moment rather than rely only on a compressed summary or memory.
The service describes on-device Whisper transcription and local storage of recordings, transcripts and notes. Analysis is different: its privacy page says it uses a stateless Gemini call, so local audio processing should not be read as a promise that all intelligence runs offline. The app includes a consent check before microphone activation. Interviewers still need to establish the permissions appropriate to their setting. MiddleViewer lists a limited free plan and paid interview allowances, with transcript access varying by plan. The download is for macOS 14 or later, and the site lists both Apple Silicon and Intel support. It is an interviewer's recall aid, not an independent assessment of a candidate or a guarantee that hiring decisions will be fair.
