Field recordings, community consultations and monitoring interviews turned into searchable text and summaries — in the languages your beneficiaries actually speak.
A programme manager or an M&E lead, usually spending against a specific grant with reporting obligations attached. Finance will want an invoice that names what it was for.
Yes. Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and Nigerian Pidgin are supported directly, along with Nigerian-accented English. A recording where a facilitator asks in English and a participant answers in Pidgin is handled as one file rather than needing to be split.
Yes, and deletion removes the transcript and the derived data along with the recording, not just the audio file. If your safeguarding policy requires deletion within a set window, tell us the window.
Audio is never used for training. Where we do improve the product from customer data it is text-based, opt-in, and set at the account level — so an institutional account can simply have it off.
Tell us the expected hours of audio over the grant period and we will quote a fixed annual figure against it, invoiced so it reads clearly as a line item. We price against your actual volume rather than a published tier, so the quote reflects what you will really use.
Recordings are made however you already make them — a phone voice memo is fine — and uploaded when there is a connection. Transcription happens on our side, so the device does not need to be online while it runs.
Transcribe beneficiary interviews and community feedback sessions in local languages, so monitoring and evaluation reports get written faster.
Transcribe focus group discussions in mixed Nigerian languages for academic and market research analysis.
Roughly how many hours of audio a year, and in which languages. We price against that rather than a published tier. You can also start on the free plan first and run your own recordings through it before anyone raises a purchase order.
