Transcribe one-on-one or group tutoring sessions into text notes for revision, in English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Igbo, or Hausa.
A good tutoring session moves fast, working through a WAEC maths problem, explaining a biology concept, or going over an essay structure, and by the time it ends the student remembers maybe half of what was said. Autrans transcribes tutoring session recordings so students walk away with a written record they can actually revise from, not just memory. Speaker labels separate tutor from student, which matters when reviewing how a student answered a question versus how the tutor corrected it. AI summaries pull out the key concepts covered so a parent or the student can see progress at a glance, and word-level timestamps let a student jump straight back to the exact explanation of a step they got stuck on. Export to DOCX for the student to annotate, or PDF as a clean study sheet. Recordings are never used to train AI models.
Yes, speaker labels distinguish different voices in the recording, so you can clearly see which parts of the transcript are the tutor explaining and which are the student answering or asking questions.
Yes, many tutors use it exactly for this, turning a worked-through past question or exam technique session into a written transcript the student can revise from repeatedly before the exam.
Yes, the AI summary gives a quick overview of what was covered in a session, which parents can use to follow their child's progress without sitting through the full recording.
Yes, speaker labels work with multiple participants, though very overlapping cross-talk in large groups can be harder to separate cleanly than a focused one-on-one or small group session.
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