Every word, captured. In minutes.

Getting the most accurate transcript

Speech-to-text is only as good as the audio you feed it. A few things make a real difference: record close to the mic, keep background noise and music down, and try not to talk over each other: overlapping voices are the single hardest thing for any engine. Clear, separated speech in a major language transcribes cleanly; a noisy phone recording with three people interrupting will be rougher.

Speakers, timestamps and chapters, in TranscriptAI

The transcript you download here is plain text. Open it in TranscriptAI and it stops being a wall of text: diarization labels who said what, word-level timestamps let you jump straight to a moment, and automatic chapters break a long recording into navigable sections, which is what turns a two-hour meeting into something you can actually use.

Then do more than read it

Once it's text, TranscriptAI can summarize the whole thing, pull out action items and decisions, generate study notes or flashcards, and let you ask questions of the content, so the transcript becomes the input to the work, not the end of it.