Transcribe mentor-mentee calls into searchable notes with action items, so advice doesn't get lost between sessions.
A good mentor gives you three action items in a forty-minute call and you remember one of them by the time you're back at your desk. Whether you're the mentee on a Google Meet call with someone senior in your industry, or a mentor running back-to-back sessions with three different mentees in a week, the advice given out loud rarely survives without a record. Autrans transcribes the call, whether it's a phone call recording or a video call upload, and pulls out clear action items and a summary automatically, so both sides walk away with something concrete instead of a vague memory of 'good conversation.' If the call moved between English and Pidgin, especially in more casual mentorship pairings, the transcript keeps that intact rather than flattening it.
Yes, the AI summary highlights action items and key points, and you can also use chat-with-transcript to ask a direct question like what book or resource the mentor recommended, without re-listening to the whole call.
Yes, you can record a phone call (where legally permitted and with the other party's knowledge) and upload the audio, or upload a recording exported from a video call platform. Either way Autrans transcribes it the same.
Yes, speaker labels separate the two voices throughout the call, which is useful if you're a mentor reviewing several sessions with different mentees and need to keep track of who said what.
Autrans supports both Nigerian Pidgin and Nigerian English, so a call that mixes the two, which is common in informal mentorship settings, is transcribed accurately as spoken rather than forced into one language.
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