RecordX for Podcasting

Guest interviews need transcripts for show notes, shareable clips, and search. Manual work slows every episode.

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Why you need it

Record the interview in Zoom, Meet, or on the phone. Get a clean transcript with speaker labels, a summary, and highlights ready for show notes.

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Sample episode: co-host banter and a quick guest segment

A two-host weekly show records their 45-minute conversation on Zoom. RecordX runs via the Chrome extension on the host's tab. After the call: a speaker-labeled transcript, a summary that catches the running gags, and three highlights timestamped and ready to pull.

Transcript excerpt

Host (Dana Shamir): OK so can we admit, finally, on tape, that your prediction last January was wrong?

Co-host (Nadav Reiss): I didn't say he'd lose. I said he wouldn't win cleanly. And he didn't.

Dana: That's extremely generous editing of what you actually said.

Nadav: I will send you the clip and you will see I was essentially correct.

Dana: Essentially. Important word. Anyway. Guest this week, Ella from the housing team at the municipality. Ella, welcome.

Guest (Ella Mor): Thanks. I promise not to defend any predictions anyone made last January.

Dana: See, I knew we'd like you. Let's start with the number everyone keeps quoting at us. Fifty thousand new units by 2028. True, false, or politician?

Summary

Episode 112. Dana and Nadav open with a callback to Nadav's January prediction (Dana unconvinced). Guest segment with Ella Mor from the municipality housing team on the "50k by 2028" figure. The hosts press on whether the number is a plan or a slogan. Episode ends on the running "essentially correct" gag.

Highlights for show notes

"That's extremely generous editing of what you actually said." - Dana Shamir (02:14)
"I promise not to defend any predictions anyone made last January." - Ella Mor (04:22)
"Fifty thousand new units by 2028. True, false, or politician?" - Dana Shamir (04:48)

What you get

Recording - HD capture on iOS, Android, and desktop that survives phone kills.
Transcription - accurate speech to text across 100+ languages and dialects including Hebrew.
AI summary - a real writeup for every meeting and call, not a bullet dump.
Action items - follow-ups pulled from the conversation, ready to share.
Phone calls - your own in-app phone number, inbound and outbound, HD stereo.

How it fits your workflow

Sign up at recordx.io/register.html, verify your email, and log in. Then optionally install the Chrome extension, Android app, or iOS app, and enable a phone number when you want one.
Meetings on Zoom, Meet, or Teams get captured automatically. In-person meetings recorded from your phone.
Phone calls ring on your devices; both sides recorded and transcribed.
Search across everything, share summaries, feed action items into your workflow.

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Who it's for

Indie podcasters

Record the interview, get the transcript and highlights, publish without a producer. Chapter breaks and pull quotes come free with every episode.

Co-hosted shows

Speaker labels keep host and co-host separated so the transcript reads like a real conversation. Running gags and callbacks stay intact in the summary.

Interview-format producers

Hour-long guest interviews come back with three ready-to-pull highlights, so the clip reel writes itself and the newsletter is a copy-paste.

Hebrew and bilingual shows

Hebrew podcasts get usable transcripts and show notes. Bilingual Hebrew-English stretches handled inline.

Branded and company podcasts

Internal and brand podcasts get transcripts that go on the episode page for search. Summaries make archived episodes browsable.

Video podcasters

Record the video call, pull the audio, and get the same transcript and highlights for your YouTube description and timestamps.

FAQ

Can I record a remote interview on Zoom or Google Meet?

Yes. The RecordX Chrome extension records tab audio for Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. No bot joins the call, so your guest sees only you.

What if I record on the phone or in person?

The RecordX Android app records calls directly, and the same app records in-person conversations from your phone microphone. The output pipeline is identical: transcript, summary, highlights.

Does it separate host and guest voices?

Yes. Transcripts come speaker-labeled. Rename the labels to Host and Guest names and the labels update across the whole transcript.

Can I pull quotes and highlights without re-listening?

Yes. The summary surfaces highlights with timestamps. Search the transcript for a phrase and jump to the exact moment. Copy the quote with the speaker label attached.

Does it transcribe Hebrew and other languages?

Yes. RecordX transcribes and summarizes in 100+ languages and dialects including Hebrew, Arabic, English, Russian, Spanish, and French. Language is detected automatically.

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Pricing

Free tier with a generous monthly minutes budget. Paid plans unlock higher minute quotas, phone calls, and team features. Full detail on the pricing page.

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