Turn voicemail recordings into readable transcripts so you can catch up on missed calls without dialling into voicemail one by one.
You come out of a two-hour meeting to nine missed calls and four voicemails, and dialling into your voicemail box to listen to each one, write down the number, and figure out who called about what takes longer than the meeting itself. Autrans turns a voicemail recording into text you can read in seconds, so you know immediately whether it's your supplier confirming a delivery, a client asking to reschedule, or someone who left their number too fast to catch by ear. Word-level timestamps mean if a caller rattled off a phone number or account details quickly, you can jump to that exact second in the audio to double-check it rather than replaying the whole message from the start.
Save the voicemail as an audio file from your phone's voicemail app, then upload that file to Autrans. Exact steps for saving a voicemail vary by phone and carrier.
Autrans transcribes spoken numbers as best it can, and word-level timestamps let you jump to that exact moment in the audio to verify the number by ear if the transcript looks uncertain.
Yes, Autrans covers Nigerian English, Nigerian Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo, so voicemails in any of these are transcribed accurately, not just standard English ones.
No, audio you upload is never used to train AI. It's processed to produce your transcript and nothing else.
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