Understand
A transcript you can navigate, not just read
Forty minutes of speech is about six thousand words. Nobody reads that. The useful part is being able to land on the twenty seconds that matter.
Weekly pipeline review
Available- 100:12:04
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- 2“I’ll send the revised pricing over by Friday.”00:14:22
- 300:14:58
Every line carries a speaker label and a timestamp, and clicking one moves the recording to that point. The summary sits on top: an overview, the topics that came up, the decisions made. Ask a question about a meeting and the answer arrives with the quote it came from.
Transcripts & search
Every line carries a speaker label and a timestamp, and clicking one moves the recording to that point. The summary sits on top: an overview, the topics that came up, the decisions made. Ask a question about a meeting and the answer arrives with the quote it came from.
Start free- Speaker diarisation
- Voices are separated and labelled. Accuracy drops with crosstalk and with speakers who sound alike. It is the first thing to degrade on a bad connection.
- Word-level timestamps
- Click a sentence, hear it. The transcript and the recording stay in sync.
- Fix a name once
- Correct a speaker label and it applies to the whole meeting.
- Get your data out
- Transcripts and summaries download as text. Recordings download as audio.
- Ask about one meeting
- Answers cite the quote and the timestamp. Searching across every meeting in a workspace is being built and is not available.
Being built
What it does not do yet
- English only. Multilingual transcription is on the roadmap.
- No cross-meeting search or workspace-wide questions.
- No playback UI with a synchronised transcript. Recordings download instead.
Start with one meeting
The fastest way to judge this is to let it sit in a real call and read what comes back.
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