Can I see a live transcript while the meeting is running?

Not yet. RecordX transcribes in batch after the meeting ends - the full transcript, summary, and action items land in your library seconds to a couple of minutes after you stop recording. A live-transcript view is on the roadmap.

How fast is the current pipeline?

For a typical 30-minute meeting, the transcript is ready within a minute or two of the recording ending. Phone calls, mobile recordings, Chrome-extension captures, and Zoom, Meet, and Teams meetings all go through the same async pipeline.

What will live transcription add?

A live, streaming transcript that updates as people talk - useful for accessibility, note-taking during the call, and steering the conversation. The batch transcript will still be produced at the end with the higher-accuracy pass, speaker labels, timestamps, and the AI summary.

Will it work in Hebrew?

Yes. Every language RecordX supports today - Hebrew included - will work with the live transcript when it ships.

Real-time transcription

A live transcript that updates while people are still talking. On the roadmap - here is what the live view will add, and what the current async pipeline already delivers.

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

Streaming transcript panel - words appear on screen a few seconds after they are spoken, so you can read as the meeting runs.
In-call accessibility - a live captions surface for deaf and hard-of-hearing participants, without the meeting host having to enable a platform-specific captions feature.
Live search and highlight - jump back to a phrase someone said two minutes ago without waiting for the meeting to end.
Same batch pass at the end - the higher-accuracy transcript, diarization, timestamps, and summary you already get today still land in the library once the recording stops.

Use cases

Accessibility on customer calls - live captions for a hard-of-hearing participant without asking them to run a separate app.
Live note steering - a producer or a co-host reads the transcript in a side panel and steers the conversation.
Compliance monitoring - watch a call as it unfolds when the regulator or a manager needs to supervise in real time.
Faster follow-up - kick off the summary and action items the moment the meeting ends, without waiting on the async pipeline.

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.

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