Interviews
Verbatim text with roles; check any quote against the audio in one click.
Journalists and podcasters
An exact quote with a timestamp - plus the speaker's tone, which no paraphrase can capture.
Verbatim text with roles; check any quote against the audio in one click.
Episode transcripts with multiple hosts and guests, crosstalk marked.
Every word is timestamped, so it's easy to go back to a disputed line.
PDF and DOCX for the newsroom and for publication.
Guest: I never said that. (pause 2 s) Well… not like that. [Host: mm-hmm]
A regular transcript gives you tidied-up text. In a real conversation, the meaning is often in what happens between the words.
Correct a word the same way twice, and it gets fixed automatically in future recordings: names, terms, method names.
Your terms are fed to the speech recognition model in advance, so it gets them wrong less often.
Based on your decisions, the service learns which short voice overlaps to mark as talking at the same time.
With your consent, the service remembers your voice and recognizes you right away in new recordings. Other speakers' voices are not stored.
Upload a recording and see how much of it a regular transcript would have lost.
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