Features

Ask what was said, without replaying it

Drop in a voice memo, a lecture or a meeting recording. It's transcribed for you, and you can ask what was said.

What to add

• Voice memos from your phone
• Lecture and class recordings
• Interviews and podcasts you have the right to use
• Meeting recordings
• Short video clips and screen recordings

How it helps

Transcribed automatically

Upload MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV and other common formats. The words are ready to ask in moments.

Ask, don't scrub

Ask what was decided, what someone said about a topic, or for a summary.

Mixed with your other sources

Recordings sit beside notes, PDFs and links, so one question can draw on all of them.

Questions you could ask

• What did the speaker say about deadlines?
• Summarise this lecture in ten points.
• What questions did the interviewee answer about pricing?
• List every task mentioned in this voice memo.
• Where do the notes and the recording disagree?

How to start

1. Add something. Open a new space and drop in a file, a link or a note. That creates the space and its link.
2. Ask. Open Chat and ask in plain words. Answers cite the sources they used.
3. Share. Copy the link and send it. Anyone who has it can add and ask. Nobody needs an account.

Questions and answers

Which formats are supported?

Audio: MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, OGG, FLAC, WebM and AIFF. Video: MP4, MOV, M4V, MPEG and WebM.

How long can a recording be?

Each file can be up to 25 MB. Long recordings may need to be split or compressed first.

Do I need permission to upload a recording?

Get consent before you record people, and only add recordings you have the right to use and share.

Related

• Meeting notesUpload meeting recordings, notes and slides and ask what was decided, who owns what and what's still open. Every answer cites the meeting it came from.
• Study groupsPut lecture notes, slides, readings and recordings in one link your study group shares. Ask questions and get answers that cite the exact source.
• Tabletop campaignsSession recaps, lore docs, maps and recordings for your tabletop RPG campaign in one shared link. Ask who that NPC was or what happened last session.