Provider-aware honesty
Speaker labels are shown only when the configured provider can supply reliable diarization output.
Sonorix can request speaker detection and preserve provider-supplied speaker information. It never pretends speaker labels exist when the active provider did not return them.
“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.
Speaker-aware transcripts without manufacturing identities that were not present in provider output.
Speaker labels are shown only when the configured provider can supply reliable diarization output.
Use speaker information in the intelligence workspace when it exists.
Human review remains the final control over names, labels and transcript corrections.
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.
No. Speaker detection is provider-dependent and Sonorix communicates that limitation explicitly.
Yes, the upload workflow includes a speaker option.
It should not infer a person's identity merely from a voice. You can review and label speakers yourself.
No card. No credits. Start with the actual product.
Transcribe free