Turn recorded driving instruction into clean text with speaker labels, timestamps and summaries. Built for Nigerian driving schools and learner drivers.
Every driving instructor in Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt has said the same line a hundred times: 'clutch small small, no just release am.' If you record your lessons, on your phone propped on the dashboard, or a voice note the instructor sends after, Autrans turns that audio into text you can actually study from before your next test at the FRSC or VIO. Learner drivers replay instructions in traffic-heavy cities where road signs, hand signals and instructor corrections come fast, in a mix of English and Pidgin. Driving schools recording multiple students in one car benefit from speaker labels that separate instructor from learner, so a coordinator reviewing sessions doesn't have to relisten to a full hour to find where the three-point turn was explained.
Yes. Most Nigerian driving instructors switch between Nigerian English and Pidgin mid-sentence, and Autrans is built to handle that mix rather than assuming one language throughout the recording.
Yes, speaker labels (diarization) separate the different voices in your recording, so you can see clearly who said what without relistening to the whole file.
No. Autrans transcribes audio you've already recorded and uploaded, it does not do live, real-time transcription while the lesson is happening. Record first, then upload.
You get 30 minutes free to try it. After that, pricing is pay-per-file and priced by length, so a single lesson recording is affordable without needing a subscription.
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