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Notes on transcription, speech AI and getting usable text out of audio.
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2 min readFrom a meeting recording to usable notes in ten minutes
A transcript is raw material, not a document. This is the shortest path from a two-hour recording to something a colleague will ac...
1 min readSecurity and privacy: the questions people actually ask
Who can hear your recording, how long it is kept, and what happens when you press delete.
2 min readHow speaker diarization works — and where it slips
Splitting a recording by who is talking is a different problem from writing down what they said. Here is what the model actually l...
2 min readDOCX, PDF, TXT, SRT, VTT: which export to pick
Five formats, five different jobs. A short guide to choosing the right one the first time.
2 min readFree and Unlimited: what each plan actually gives you
Daily limits, file sizes, recording length and how long the audio sticks around — the numbers, without the marketing.
2 min readFast, Balanced, Best: which quality level to pick
Three levels, three different models. What actually changes between them, and when the slowest one earns its wait.
2 min readGetting started: your first transcript
Upload a file, pick a language, turn on speaker labels, download the result. The whole path, in one page.
2 min readYour recording already has the words.
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