Real-time transcription

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Coming soon

A streaming, live-updating transcript view is on the roadmap. Today RecordX transcribes in batch: the recording finishes, and within a minute or two the full transcript, speaker labels, timestamps, AI summary, and action items are ready in your library. Fast enough for most work, but not the same experience as watching a caption crawl under a live call.

What live transcription will add

Use cases

What ships today

The async pipeline covers every capture path RecordX supports. Recordings from the mobile app, tab audio from the Chrome extension, Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams meetings, and phone calls from the built-in softphone all produce a transcript, summary, and action items minutes after the meeting ends. Full detail on the transcription and AI summary pages.

Who it's for

Court reporters

A live transcript on screen as the hearing runs, for quick scribing and reference.

Live event teams

Captions on stage from the running transcript, instead of a human captioner.

Accessibility teams

Real-time captions in a meeting for deaf and hard-of-hearing participants.

Managers in long meetings

Scan what was already said before stepping into a running discussion.

Translators

Follow the running source language transcript while rendering it into another language.

FAQ

When will real-time transcription ship?

On the roadmap. Today RecordX transcribes accurately right after the meeting ends.

What is the current latency after a call?

Transcript delivered within minutes of the meeting ending for most call lengths.

Will live captions work on mobile?

The design covers both desktop and mobile when it ships.

What languages will real-time cover?

Starting with the top 20 most-requested languages, then rolling out further.

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