Everything between the recording and the finished document
Six capabilities, one file. Start with the transcript and take it as far as you need — minutes, a call report, subtitles in five languages, or just a clean DOCX.
Queue files and watch each stage
Drop a single interview or a week of calls. Each file gets its own language, speaker count, glossaries and toggles, and reports exactly which stage it is in.
Fix a word, rename a speaker everywhere
A waveform coloured by speaker, word-level highlighting that follows playback, and inline editing of everything — text, speaker, and where one utterance ends.
People it has met before get their names back
Save a speaker as a voice profile and TalkScribe names them in the next recording. When the audio is poor it becomes cautious and asks instead of guessing.
Minutes, action items, chapters — with receipts
Generate a document from a built-in or custom template. Every item carries a clickable timestamp, and anything the transcript does not support is removed before you see it.
Scorecards for sales and support calls
Talk share, pace, longest monologue, interruptions and questions, plus a criterion-by-criterion scorecard with justification and the moment each one was met.
Subtitles reviewed sentence by sentence
SRT and WebVTT with readability rules, up to four translated languages per recording, and glossaries that keep names and jargon spelled your way.
Keyboard-first in the editor
Try it on a recording you already have
The free plan is enough to judge accuracy, speaker separation and the editor.