Convert recorded phone interviews into searchable, speaker-labeled transcripts you can archive, quote from, and share safely.
A journalist recording a source over a call, an HR team documenting a phone screen, or a lawyer building a file from a witness interview, phone interviews are often the only record you have, and scrubbing through a 40-minute call to find one quote is a bad use of anyone's time. Autrans transcribes your recorded phone interviews, labels each speaker so you can tell interviewer from interviewee at a glance, and timestamps every word so you can jump straight to the moment something was said. Because phone call audio is often lower quality than studio recordings, having a searchable text record matters even more, you're not relying on memory or a scratchy replay months later. Build a proper archive you can search, quote accurately, and hand off without re-listening to hours of calls.
Yes. Autrans transcribes any recorded audio file you upload, including phone call recordings, though quality depends on how clearly the call was captured. Speaker labels still work to separate the two sides of the conversation.
Word-level timestamps let you click through to the exact moment a line was said, so you can verify the quote against the original audio before publishing or filing it. This is especially useful for journalism and HR documentation where accuracy matters.
Yes, Autrans offers view-only sharing, so you can send an editor, colleague, or client the transcript text without handing over the underlying recording. There's no editable or expiring link option at this time, sharing is view-only.
Correct. Autrans never uses your audio to train AI models, which matters for journalism source protection and HR confidentiality alike. Your recordings and transcripts are yours.
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