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Nothing on screen to carry the meaning

Put a recording in any language through and get the words back both translated and written out, so a voice note, a call or an episode can be understood.
Two ways out of one recording.
Six jobs a spoken recording creates.
Take the recording as it is
A podcast episode, a voice note or a call recording goes in without being converted first.
Write the translation out
An AI audio translator returns the words in the target language as readable text, which is what show notes and minutes need.
Keep the original beside it
The source wording stays available, so a translator or an editor can compare the two versions line by line.
Hold the length close
Where a translated line runs long against the original span, it is visible rather than hidden inside a finished mix.
Handle a recording with music
Speech over a bed of music still comes out as text, which a strict transcription model can struggle with.
Work through a queue of files
Dozens of short voice messages can be handled in one sitting, each returning its own translation.

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Three steps for one recording.
Upload the file straight from a recorder, a phone or a conferencing app, in the format it was captured.
The source language is read from the audio itself, and the target is picked from the list of languages offered.
Read the audio translation through, correct what a listener would correct, and use it for notes, subtitles or a re-recording.
Four recordings, four languages.
Sofia Rinaldi
Podcast Producer
One episode in Italian brought requests from three other markets. We now publish a translated script with every release, which turned out to be the part listeners actually wanted.
Daniel Osei-Bonsu
Operations Lead
Our team leaves voice notes in four languages. Reading a translated note takes ten seconds, and it stopped the awkward habit of replying to something nobody had understood.
Marta Kowalczyk
Documentary Editor
Interviews arrive with subtitles in the local language and nothing else. Having the audio translation written out means I can cut with it before the proper subtitles come back.
Yusuf Demir
Museum Audio Guide Producer
We inherited ninety clips in one language and a budget for a handful of re-records. The translations gave us text for every stop, and we record the rest as funding allows.
Languages, timing and the two kinds of output.
Add a recording and the translated words arrive in whichever language you need, with both versions on the page.
Translate the Audio