User interviews
Doubts and hedges are visible in the text, not just in the recording.
UX researchers and marketers
For UX research and customer development
Hesitations, pauses and “well, I guess” are data. The transcript keeps them.
Usability tests
Every word is timestamped, so it's easy to find the moment someone got stuck.
Quotes for reports
The user's exact words with a timecode for your team presentation.
Fast
An hour-long interview transcribed in minutes; you only review the doubtful spots.
Example
User: Is this… (pause 4 s) is this a button or just a picture? (laughs)
What true verbatim hears
A regular transcript gives you tidied-up text. In a real conversation, the meaning is often in what happens between the words.
This is what a TrueTranscribe transcript looks like
It learns from your corrections
Personal dictionary
Correct a word the same way twice, and it gets fixed automatically in future recordings: names, terms, method names.
Hints for the recognizer
Your terms are fed to the speech recognition model in advance, so it gets them wrong less often.
Your overlap threshold
Based on your decisions, the service learns which short voice overlaps to mark as talking at the same time.
Your voice
With your consent, the service remembers your voice and recognizes you right away in new recordings. Other speakers' voices are not stored.
Who it's for
Try it on your own recording
Upload a recording and see how much of it a regular transcript would have lost.
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