USEWHISPER / UK

Minutes that capture the decision, not just the discussion

A recording is useful only when people can find what was agreed. Transcribe the conversation, check the speaker and wording, then turn it into concise minutes with owners and next steps

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AUDIO TO TEXT

Transcribe a recording

Drop or choose an audio or video file. Upload starts immediately; your transcript opens on TranscribeNext.

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THE REAL JOB

Good minutes begin with a source you can verify

UseWhisper gives you a transcript to inspect alongside a draft summary. That matters when a proposal sounds like a decision, a date is misheard, or two colleagues speak at once. Keep the original recording as the reference, and circulate the approved minutes rather than a raw AI draft.

WHERE IT HELPS

Start with your work, not a feature list

Board and project meetings

Separate decisions, actions and unresolved questions.

Editorial interviews

Check quotations, names and context against the recording.

Podcasts and discussions

Make long conversations searchable and easier to repurpose.

HOW TO USE IT WELL

A good transcript is checked, not just generated

Bring the source. Upload the original audio or video file to the connected workspace.
Review the risky parts. Check names, figures, speaker changes and unclear sections.
Make the useful version. Approve the summary or minutes before they go to someone else.

QUESTIONS

What to know before you start

Does it replace the person responsible for minutes?+

It prepares a draft and helps organise the recording. A meeting owner should approve the final minutes.

How should I handle UK and US spelling?+

Set an editorial rule for the final document and check names and terms after transcription.

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