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Voice & transcription

Every voice message in the chat, downloaded as text in one file.

Upload the WhatsApp export once. Each voice message is written out where it was sent, and the whole conversation downloads as text, with the sender and the time on every line. You can skip the summary if all you need is the words.

  • Photos & videos stay on your device. Audio sent for transcription only if you opt in. If you select a video, your browser extracts and sends only its audio track for transcription; the video and its visual content stay on your device.

Hear it, then read it

Three voice messages, transcribed the way yours will be

Press play on any of them. The text underneath is what came back from the recording, in the same player and the same transcript block you get inside a recap.

  • opus
  • m4a
  • ogg
  • mp3
These three recordings are AI-generated samples, so nobody's real voice is published here. Your own export keeps its original recordings.

PTT-20250118-WA0023.opus

0:000:00

Transcription:

Hey, real quick about the meeting yesterday — I think we should go with the second option for the homepage. Yeah, the second one.

PTT-20250118-WA0024.opus

0:000:00

Transcription:

Oh, and can you send me the Figma link? I wanna show it to Sarah before our call tomorrow at three.

PTT-20250118-WA0025.opus

0:000:00

Transcription:

Ah, and the budget — it's approved! So we can move forward with the contractor this week, no problem.

Audio is only sent for transcription when you ask for it.

How it works

1

Export with media

In WhatsApp, export the chat and pick the option that includes media. That is what puts the voice messages inside the .zip.

2

Upload the ZIP

Review the free sample of up to 500 messages and 5 minutes of audio. Unlock the full conversation only when it is useful.

3

Download the text

Download the conversation as a .txt file, a web page or a PDF. Each transcript sits where its recording was sent.

What you get

One file you can read, search and quote, instead of a folder of recordings.

The whole conversation as text

Written messages and transcribed ones, in the order they were sent.

  • In order — each transcript appears at the moment its recording was sent, between the messages around it.
  • Labeled — every line carries the date, the time and the name of the person who sent it.
  • Three formats — plain .txt, a web page or a PDF, all built from the same conversation.

Only the text, if that is all you need

Transcription is the job. The rest is optional.

Nothing asks you to read a summary or to ask the conversation a question. Upload the export, let the voice messages be written out, and download the file. The summary and the follow-up chat stay in your account if the conversation needs them later.

Key benefits

Every voice message in the export, written out from a single upload

One file to download, not one transcript per recording

Each line stamped with its date, time and sender

Each transcript kept in the language it was spoken in

Plain .txt, a web page or a PDF of the same conversation

OPUS, OGG, M4A and MP3 read as they are, with nothing to convert

Use cases

Work

Instructions and approvals a client sent by voice, kept as a text file in the project folder.

Personal

Years of family voice messages saved as text you can keep and search.

Disputes

What was said out loud, written down with its date, for someone who will not replay fifty recordings.

Catching up

A group that left you dozens of recordings, read instead of replayed.

Questions? Answered.

Yes. Export the chat with media and upload the .zip once. Every voice message in it is transcribed, and you download the whole conversation as one file, with each transcript in the place its recording was sent.

No. Nothing asks you to read a summary or to ask a question. If you came for the words, download the text and stop there. The summary and the follow-up chat stay in your account in case the conversation needs them later.

One line per message: the date, the time, the sender, then the message. A voice message follows the same pattern, with its transcript as the message and a label marking it as spoken. A photo or a video shows as a note that one was sent at that point.

Your first conversation comes with a free sample. The price of the whole conversation is on the upload screen before you pay, set by how many messages and how much audio it holds. One payment unlocks every transcript and the download.

Hundreds is a normal export. One upload covers the whole chat, and each recording is transcribed in order instead of coming back as a separate file for you to put in place.

Each transcript stays in the language it was spoken in. A chat that mixes two languages downloads in both, and you can translate the transcripts to English if you need to.

Privacy and security

Parsing happens in your browser; only what is needed for analysis is sent.

Stored on our servers. Delete chat, audio and analyses anytime from your dashboard.

Photos, video files, and their visual content never leave your device. For transcription, we send chat text and selected audio, including an audio track your browser extracts from a video.