Voice recorder

Hit record. Get text in seconds.

Record a thought, an interview or a whole meeting right in your browser — phone or laptop. No dictaphone, no extra device, nothing to install. The transcript is ready before you'd have finished rewinding the tape.

Start recording →

Works in your phone's browser — tap record, talk, get text. Billed by the second, 10s minimum.

Translation built in — record in any language, read it back in yours.

Your phone is already the only recorder you need

No €200 dictaphone, no cables, no transfer step. Record, and the text is waiting.

Ideas that vanish

A thought hits while you're walking. By the time you've found a notes app and typed it, half of it is gone.

Now: Tap record, say it out loud, keep walking. It's clean, searchable text by the time you sit down.

Interviews without a kit

Interview or quick meeting, and you don't have a dedicated recorder — just your phone and a sinking feeling.

Now: Record in the browser, get a full transcript with timestamps and an AI summary. Your phone is the kit.

Recorded in another language

A note from a trip, a market vendor, a colleague abroad — recorded in a language you barely read.

Now: Get the transcript and the translation side by side, seconds after you stop recording.

From "press record" to readable text in one step

No file to find, no upload — the recording transcribes itself.

🔴 recorded-in-browser · 4:12

Phone mic · Spanish → English · auto-translated

Done

0:03Idea for the launch: lead with the recorder, not the upload. People get "talk and read it back" instantly.

0:41Remember to show the translation in the demo — that's the part nobody else does in one tap.

1:58Pricing stays pay-as-you-go. A 4-minute note costs a couple of cents, no subscription to think about.

AI Summary + translation

Original (Spanish): recorded as a voice note on a phone.
Key points: Position the in-browser recorder as the hero feature. Highlight one-tap translation in the demo. Keep pay-as-you-go pricing — ~2 cents for a 4-minute note.

Pay only for what you use

Top up once. Credits never expire. No subscription. One wallet for transcription, scans and captions.

New accounts get 15 free minutes to try — credits work for scans and captions too.

2,400 credits

≈ 4h audio

Frequently asked questions

Which voice recorder files can I upload?

MP3, WAV, M4A and other common recorder formats, plus video files. If your recorder uses a proprietary format, export it as MP3 or WAV first.

Can I transcribe recordings that are several hours long?

Yes — long recordings are supported and billed by audio length, at about $1 per hour of audio.

I have a backlog of old recordings. Will my credits expire?

No — credits never expire. Top up once and work through the archive at your own pace.

How fast is transcription?

Typically a few minutes for an hour of audio. You get timestamps and speaker labels, and the finished transcript is also delivered by email.

Talk. Read it back.

A 4-minute recording costs a couple of cents to transcribe — translation and AI summary included. No app, no dictaphone, no subscription.

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