Turn lectures, seminars, research interviews and fieldwork recordings into searchable text — including sessions conducted in Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and Pidgin.
Usually a department head, a research director or a librarian running a digitisation budget. The people who feel the pain are postgraduate researchers and lecturers; the people who sign are one level up.
Yes — that is the reason AuTrans exists. Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and Nigerian Pidgin are first-class, alongside Nigerian-accented English. Interviews that switch between a local language and English mid-sentence, which is how most fieldwork interviews actually sound, are handled as one recording rather than needing to be split up.
No. Audio is never used for training, under any plan, including institutional ones. If your ethics board needs that in writing, we will put it in the agreement.
One account holds a pool of hours that everyone in the department draws from, and we invoice annually against a purchase order. There is no per-seat licence and no card on file. Tell us roughly how many hours of audio a year you expect and we will quote against it.
Every transcript is fully editable, with the audio playing alongside the text, so a researcher can verify and correct a quote before it goes into a paper. We would expect any serious publication to verify quotes against the audio regardless of who produced the transcript — the value here is that the verification takes minutes rather than the transcription taking weeks.
Yes. Start on the free plan to see how it handles your own recordings — your audio, your languages, your recording conditions — before anyone raises a purchase order. If you want a larger trial across a department, ask and we will arrange it.
Never miss a word in class again. AuTrans converts lecture recordings into organized, searchable notes with topic breakdowns and key terms highlighted.
Turn recorded thesis and research interviews into searchable text with speaker labels, timestamps, and AI summaries. See the exact price before you pay.
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.
