Human-grade transcripts, without the human price.
Every uncertain word is flagged for you — review the marks, not the whole transcript.
27 languages · from $0.50/min · 1 hr of audio ≈ 10 min
300 free minutes on a work or edu email · 60 on a personal one
Researcher: Where did you first come across the product?
Participant K: Adayafor you to confirm and I were on a field visit to Guanajuato last year — the distributors there call that stock "primera agua". Fast accents trip most tools.
The problem
Three old problems with interview transcription.
Not accurate enough
Names, jargon, accents — other tools keep getting them wrong.
You can't see where it's wrong
One opaque pass — so you re-listen to everything.
Human help is slow and expensive
Human services charge per minute and take days.
Our answer
Review-first.
We never hand you one take-it-or-leave-it transcript. Every uncertain spot is pulled into a review queue for you to confirm — and only at zero doubts do we say "safe to export."
Review only the marked spots — never re-listen to the whole tape.
"primera agua"
…the distributors there call that stock "primera agua"…
Engines heard: primera agua ×2 · primavera ×1
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Why it's accurate
Several "stenographers" listen at once — then reconcile their notes.
For each language we pick the engines that hear it best, run them in parallel, cross-check every line, and verify key names and places against the open web. Where they disagree is exactly what gets flagged for you.
Fused transcript
…the distributors there call that stock "primera agua"…
A 2:1 split is never silently accepted — it's flagged for you.
Your project has its own vocabulary.
Names, product codenames, in-house jargon — put them in a glossary up front and the transcript comes back spelled your way, instead of needing a pass of find-and-replace.
Claiming accuracy ought to cost us something. If a transcription turns out to have a serious quality defect of our making, that transcription is refunded in full — how to raise it and how we review it is written into §4 of the Terms.
After review
A confirmed transcript can go two steps further.
The same pipeline, extended — one click from the detail page once doubts hit zero; charged only on completion.
Narrative
Q&A rewritten as a first-person narrative — reads like the participant telling it.
Redacted copy
Sensitive details replaced per your list — keep-listed words never touched — safe to share out.
Priced per minute, only for the steps you pick: narrative +$0.05/min · redaction +$0.05/min — checks built into each step, charged only on completion.
Pricing
In every language, about half the local human rate.
English
$0.50 /min
Other languages
$1.00 /min
Euro reference €0.45 / €0.90 (excl. tax)
Try it on your own interviews.
300 free minutes on a work or edu email (≈ 5 hours of interviews); 60 on a personal one.
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