From podcasts to depositions —
all of it, written down.

drop the episode in and the show notes + pull-quotes come back done. what used to eat a whole evening is now basically a coffee break.

had ~2 hrs of interviews to get through on deadline. uploaded the lot, got it back speaker-labeled and fully searchable, so i could jump straight to the quote i half-remembered instead of scrubbing the timeline for twenty minutes. genuinely saved the story.

I work across three languages and it detected each one correctly without me changing a single setting. The timestamps line up to the word — exactly what my research needs.

captions, chapters AND a hook breakdown straight off the upload. i pull 3 shorts out of every long video now. huge.

Every user interview comes back as a clean, searchable transcript I can tag and quote directly in my reports. Synthesis used to be the slowest part of my week and now it's an afternoon. The speaker labels alone are worth it for me.

no subscription is the whole reason i switched. buy hours, use em whenever, balance is still there months later. thats the review.

I transcribe in the original language and receive a translated version with the subtitles still intact. It saved an entire round of contractor work on my last film. Thank you for building this.

record the lecture, have an outline + practice questions by the same night. my notes have never been this good lol

every module comes back captioned with a handout written from the transcript. launch prep went from a week to an afternoon, wish id found this sooner honestly.

We run field interviews in two languages and need them written up quickly. The transcripts come back accurate enough to quote directly in our donor reports — it has changed how fast we turn fieldwork around.

Every customer call lands in my notes the same day and nothing slips through anymore. I buy minutes when I need them, with no recurring charge to forget about. Simple, and it works.

transcribe once, deliver in another language with the timing preserved. the part of subtitling i used to dread is just... done now.

Depositions come back accurate and properly speaker-separated, and crucially nothing I upload is used to train a model. For client work that point is non-negotiable, and it is the reason I trust this above anything else I have tried. Highly recommended.

one webinar = a transcript, a blog draft AND a week of social posts. the ai summary does the first pass and i just edit from there. my content calendar has never been this easy to fill tbh.

The Sunday recording is a polished blog post by Monday morning, and our archive is finally searchable. A real blessing for our small office.

multilingual focus groups, transcribed and translated into one working language so i can compare responses side by side. used to wait days on a vendor for this — now its same-day.

i talk through a chapter on my morning walk and come home to a clean draft. dictation FINALLY fits how i actually write.

Clean SRT and VTT exports that drop straight into our player with no reformatting. Captioning our back catalogue stopped being a budget line and turned into a Tuesday afternoon. This is exactly what accessibility work should feel like.

I am working through hours of archival interviews, transcribing and preserving each one. Because the credits never expire, I can move at the pace the funding allows instead of racing a subscription clock. For a long-term project like mine, that flexibility matters more than I can say.

standups and customer calls get transcribed and dropped into our docs automatically. i pay for the minutes i record and nothing more, no monthly bill hanging over it. chefs kiss.

transcribe lectures + foreign-language vids to study from the text. pay as you go with no card is PERFECT for a student budget ngl