Turn your YouTube vodcast episodes into searchable transcripts, timestamped show notes, and clippable quotes in minutes.
You record a vodcast, upload it to YouTube, and then the real work starts: writing show notes, pulling quotes for Twitter, finding the exact timestamp where your guest said the one line everyone's going to clip. Doing that by scrubbing through a 90-minute video is how a Tuesday disappears. Upload the video or its audio to Autrans and you get a full transcript with speaker labels so host and guest are never mixed up, word-level timestamps so you can jump straight to a moment, and an AI summary with key topics and quotes already pulled out. If your episode has Pidgin mixed into the English, which most Nigerian vodcasts do, it's captured as spoken, not flattened into 'proper' English. You spend your time editing the next episode, not transcribing the last one.
You can upload the video file as-is; Autrans pulls the audio and transcribes it. No need to extract the audio track yourself first.
Yes, speaker labels (diarization) tag each speaker separately so you can tell host and guest apart, even across a long back-and-forth conversation.
Yes, export the same transcript as SRT or VTT and upload it straight to YouTube as captions, no separate captioning tool needed.
Yes, Autrans supports Nigerian Pidgin alongside Nigerian English, Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo, so a conversation that mixes English and Pidgin is transcribed as actually spoken.
AI transcription for Nigerian English, the way Nigerians actually speak, with local vocabulary, expressions, and accent patterns.
The first transcription service that truly understands Nigerian Pidgin, from casual conversation to broadcast media. Na we sabi am.
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