Features

Everything Autrans does
with a recording

Upload a conversation and get a transcript that knows who spoke, what was decided, and where to find it again.

Every word, with the timestamps

A full transcript of the conversation, segmented and timestamped, so nothing depends on somebody having taken good notes.

Each segment is anchored to the moment it was said. Click a line and the audio jumps there, which is the difference between a transcript you can check and one you have to trust.

Know who said what

Speakers are separated and labelled automatically, and you can rename them once — every line they said updates with it.

This is the part generic tools lose first on Nigerian audio, where two people talking over each other in two languages is a normal Tuesday rather than an edge case.

Summaries and action items

The decisions, the key topics and the follow-ups, pulled out of the transcript rather than written from memory afterwards.

Generated from the transcript itself, so every point carries the moment it came from. You can ask the transcript questions too, and get answers drawn from what was actually said in it.

Search across every meeting

Looking for something someone said three months ago? Find it in seconds instead of scrubbing through hours of recordings.

Search runs across your whole workspace — transcripts, summaries and speaker names — not just the file you happen to have open.

Export and share

Send it to the people who need it, in the format they need it in: PDF, DOCX, SRT or plain text.

SRT because a transcript is also a subtitle track, which is what most people making video actually came for. Sharing a transcript gives a link rather than an attachment, so a correction reaches everyone.

And two more worth knowing about

Eight languages, one transcript

Nigerian English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, Arabic, French and Spanish — and one tap flattens a code-switched transcript into any single one of them, reversibly.

See the languages