Transcript archive
Make spoken episodes searchable for you and your production workflow.
Use one recording to create an editable transcript, chapter-like sections, important points and caption-ready exports.
“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.
A reusable text layer for podcast publishing, repurposing, research and accessibility workflows.
Make spoken episodes searchable for you and your production workflow.
Use transcript structure to navigate long conversations more quickly.
Export SRT/VTT for media workflows or DOCX/PDF/TXT for editorial work.
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.
Yes. Video files with audio can be transcribed and exported to SRT or VTT.
The transcript and grounded search make it easier to retrieve specific passages; verify quotes against the original recording before publishing.
No after successful processing—the source is deleted immediately by default.
No card. No credits. Start with the actual product.
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