Transcription that never leaves the building
Law firms and public institutions record conversations they cannot send to an online service. This system turns them into text with every speaker named, entirely on their own computers.
At a glance
- Where it runs
- On the user's own computers, offline
- Input
- Live from a source, or from recordings
- Output
- Text with every speaker named
- Languages
- Several
- Platforms
- Several operating systems
The problem
Hearings, meetings and interviews are often confidential. Sending the recordings to an online service is not an option.
Typing them up by hand takes days, and someone has to work out who said what.
What it does
- Fully local: everything runs on the organisation's own computers. Nothing is sent outside, and it works without internet.
- Live or recorded: it works live, or on recordings afterwards.
- Speakers: the text shows who said what.
- Languages: it works in several languages.
Built to be trusted
Confidential speech stays on the organisation's own computers, from the recording to the finished text.
Similar situation?
Conversations that must stay private? Describe your situation in a few sentences.