Convert DIY tutorial voiceovers and recordings into text with timestamps and summaries. For Nigerian makers, repairers and how-to creators.
A generator repair tutorial, a step-by-step on fixing a leaking pipe, a voice note explaining how to wire a socket safely, DIY instructions are only useful if you can find the exact step again when your hands are covered in grease and you can't scrub through a video. Autrans transcribes DIY tutorial audio into text with timestamps, so instructions like 'tighten the nut anticlockwise before you connect the wire' are searchable and easy to return to mid-task. Nigerian makers and repair technicians who record voice explanations for customers or apprentices get a written record they can hand over instead of repeating themselves. Content creators building a how-to channel get a starting script for captions or blog write-ups pulled straight from what they said on camera.
You can add custom vocabulary for tool names, technical terms or brand names you use often, which helps Autrans transcribe them accurately rather than guessing.
Yes, word-level timestamps let you jump directly to the point in the audio where a specific step or instruction was mentioned.
Yes, Autrans supports Nigerian English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo, so tutorials explained in any of these, or mixed together, transcribe accurately.
Yes, once your audio is transcribed you can export it as DOCX or PDF and edit it into step-by-step written instructions for others to follow.
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