For anyone who wants to keep what was said.
Record, and keep a transcript in the original language or translated. Get a summary, the key points, and more, with AI built in.
How others use it
Get the quote right, and be able to prove it.
Interviews transcribe on the device, so a sensitive conversation never has to reach a server. Search your whole archive by what was said and find the line you half-remember from a call two months ago.
Every line keeps its timestamp. When an editor asks where a quote came from, you can point at the second it was said.
Sit in the lecture instead of typing through it.
Record the hour, get the transcript, and ask it questions afterwards: what was set for next week, what the reading list was, what she said about the second case study.
Lectures in Polish transcribe in Polish, and translate if you need to write the essay in English.
Publish with the transcript already written.
Drop in the audio or video file you just cut and get a transcript back, in the language it was recorded in or translated into another.
Podcasts and interviews come out with a transcript for show notes and a summary for the description, without a second tool in the chain.
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Free to use, no account needed. Pro removes the daily limits and adds the AI notes.