Evidence excerpts
See the transcript passages that support an answer.
Sonorix Q&A searches the transcript for relevant evidence and returns a constrained answer. When evidence is weak, the product is designed to say so instead of confidently inventing a source fact.
“We can deliver the first version by Friday. I’ll send the revised brief today.”
Supported inputs include MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, FLAC, MP4, MOV and WEBM. The file is streamed into private storage, validated, queued durably and removed after successful transcription.
Q&A you can verify against the conversation, which is more useful than a fluent answer with no traceable source.
See the transcript passages that support an answer.
Weak evidence should produce a transparent limitation rather than a fabricated answer.
Signed-in workflows can extend retrieval across stored transcripts for repeat research.
The user sees one focused flow: upload → transcript → useful output. Behind it, Sonorix uses durable jobs, provider fallback, resource guards, grounded intelligence, privacy cleanup and automatic recovery without exposing that complexity to the user.
Your media is validated and admitted only when capacity is safe.
The worker processes resumable sections through the currently available free provider chain.
Sonorix extracts transcript-grounded structure instead of mixing in unsupported source facts.
Edit, ask, create tasks, share securely or export the result.
The transcript Q&A mode is designed around the recording and its stored transcript evidence, not unrelated web facts.
Sonorix should report insufficient evidence rather than inventing a source-backed answer.
Signed-in workspace search supports cross-transcript retrieval for stored library content.
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