Tells speakers apart automatically
Speaker labels are kept for multi-person discussions. Recording quality, overlapping speech and background noise can affect how well speakers are separated.
Quiet Typist processes meeting audio on your device and keeps speaker labels and timestamps, so you can quickly find key moments in a multi-person discussion. Use the transcript to write meeting minutes, run internal reviews or archive records.
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Getting a transcript isn't the end of the job. Clear speaker labels and timestamps tied to the original audio cut down the work of checking and reviewing later.
Speaker labels are kept for multi-person discussions. Recording quality, overlapping speech and background noise can affect how well speakers are separated.
Every segment keeps its timestamp, so when something looks off you can jump straight to that part of the recording.
Use the transcript as raw material for meeting minutes, retrospective notes and action items. We still recommend a human check of the final version.
Meeting recordings never need to be uploaded to an online service, which is better for material containing internal or client information.
After the meeting, import your recording into Quiet Typist, then use the timestamps to play back and write things up.
Choose a single recording, or import several meetings from the same project at once.
Files join the queue and are processed by a local model, with no cloud upload.
Skim the structure of the discussion by speaker and time.
Replay key moments and turn the transcript into formal meeting minutes.
Batch process meetings, interviews and videos on Windows, Mac, Linux or Android, with your original files and transcripts kept on your own device.
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