Everything it does, plainly.
No feature below is aspirational — each one is live, and the precise claims (accuracy, exactness, deletion) are the ones we can defend.
Capture
Meetings arrive on their own; anything else you can upload. Either way the file that gets transcribed is the file you watch — timestamps cannot drift by construction.
In this meeting · 4
Named, in the roster, visible to everyone. Stop it any time.
A named notetaker, not a hidden tap
Paste a Zoom or Google Meet link and a bot joins with a name everyone can see in the roster. Stop it any time from the recording — no need to be the host.
Uploads straight to storage
MP4, MOV, WebM or audio, up to 3 GB and 10 hours, browser-to-storage with resumable multipart uploads. A dropped connection resumes; it never restarts.
Never a spinner that means nothing.
Honest status, always
A bot stuck in a waiting room says so. A finished upload without a transcript says why. Nothing sits on a spinner that means nothing.
Watchable in minutes
Recordings stream adaptively (HLS) with a fast first pass, so a two-hour meeting is watchable long before every rendition exists.
Understand
Everything generated is anchored to real utterances — the model cites ids, never invents timestamps, so every link lands on the moment it claims.
…so the launch moves to Thursday.
Then pricing needs to be final by Monday.
Agreed — I'll own that.
Click a line — the player lands on the word.
Transcripts with real names
Word-level timestamps from ElevenLabs Scribe (96.7% English accuracy, 93 languages, up to 32 speakers), with names taken from the meeting roster where a bot attended.
By topic, not by the clock.
Chapters by topic
Titled sections that follow the subjects discussed, not the clock. Two hours on two things is two chapters.
Launch moves to Thursday.
→ 31:52Sara owns final pricing by Monday.
→ 40:18Every entry links to its second.
Summaries that cite
Decisions, actions with owners, open questions — each entry links to the second it happened. An empty section is an honest answer, never padding.
Citations are links — the player jumps there.
Ask the recording
Chat with any meeting. Answers quote and cite; citations are clickable and land the player on the utterance.
"…final pricing by Monday."
Investor round · 40:18"two pricing tiers, not three."
Weekly sync · 12:31Every hit is a jump link.
Search everything
Full-text search across every transcript in the workspace, hit by hit, each one a jump link.
Regenerate never overwrites — it versions.
Version history
Every generated or hand-written set of chapters and every summary is kept and restorable. Regenerate is never a data-loss button.
Translate
Ninety-three languages, Afrikaans to Zulu — the full set the transcription layer supports, stored in the product rather than fetched. Translation runs once on your own model key, after you confirm — never by accident.
Let me ask you — where do we stand on the market study for the product?
دعني أسألك — أين وصلنا في دراسة السوق الخاصة بالمنتج؟
93 languages — Afrikaans to Zulu, right-to-left and CJK included
Transcript, chapters and subtitles switch together.
The whole surface switches
Pick a language and the transcript panel, the chapter list, the scrubber markers and the subtitles all change together.
Text is keyed to utterance ids — timings never move.
Timings never move
Translations store text keyed to the original utterances. A speaker rename survives; a subtitle can never drift from the audio.
Translate to French?
Uses your own Anthropic key to translate 437 utterances and 13 chapters. You can cancel mid-run — cancelling stops the spend.
English → English is refused outright.
Guard-railed spending
The transcript's own language is detected and refused as a target. A running translation cancels mid-flight — and cancelling stops the model calls, not just the result.
Subtitles that ship
Export any recording with subtitles burned in, in the language you choose. Burned, because chat apps strip subtitle tracks — what you send is what they see.
Edit
Studio is a real editor over untouchable sources: every edit is a document, every publish renders a new recording, and the originals stay byte-identical forever.
Cuts land on the frame you chose — the source is never touched.
Cut, trim, reorder, combine
Split at the playhead, trim by dragging or by typing exact timecodes, drag to reorder on the strip or in the list, and mix any number of source videos.
Crossfade, fade to black or wipe — previewed in place, overlap counted to the frame.
Mute and transitions
Silence any clip. Crossfade, fade-to-black or wipe between clips — previewed live, rendered exactly, with fade arithmetic verified to the millisecond.
Words keep their original timings through every cut. No re-transcription bill.
Transcripts carried, not re-bought
Publishing carries the words through your cuts exactly, including manual speaker fixes. Re-transcription exists as an explicit choice, never a silent cost.
Publish "Client cut"
✓ Renders a brand-new recording — 8 min 12 s
✓ Transcript carried through the cuts, free
✓ Sources stay byte-identical, lineage kept
Published edits are first-class
An edit becomes an ordinary recording: playback, chapters, search, chat, export — everything works, with lineage back to its sources.
Organize & control
A home for the footage, and rules that respect whose it is.
Weekly standup #14
Aug 9
Onboarding walkthrough
Aug 9
Q3 planning — edit
Aug 9
Meetings, uploads and published edits — one home, drag to file.
A library with folders
Grid or list, poster frames, drag to file, search, and sorting by date, length, size or title — at home and inside Studio's picker.
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✓ Decrypted server-side, per call, never logged
✓ Never sent to a browser, never marked up
✓ Remove deletes it outright
Your model, your key
Chapters, summaries, chat and translations run on your own Anthropic or OpenRouter key, proxied and never marked up. Keys are envelope-encrypted.
Teams done properly
Workspaces, roles, invitations, two-factor auth. Drafts are private to their author; publishing is how work becomes shared.
Delete "Investor round"?
Used by 2 published edits and 1 draft — they keep working. Removes our media, the capture provider's copy and the transcription provider's copy.
Deleted means everywhere
One delete removes our stored media, the capture provider's copy and the transcription provider's copy. The confirm tells you what depends on it first.
See it on your own meetings
The fastest way to judge a transcript is to read one of yours.
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