Effortlessly transcribe your WhatsApp audio messages to text with our quick and accurate transcription service. Ideal for personal and professional use. Improves your Whatsapp Web experience by adding audio transcriptions, privacy mode and passkey locks.
As soon as we saw that audio models were taking off and ChatGPT came out, we decided that making a tool to transcribe audios in WhatsApp was going to be fun to try.
Over the last 18 months we developed a Chrome Extension and a bot that transcribes and summarizes audios with a fast and easy UI, keeping in mind all the privacy measures that this process involves.
We keep adding improvements and features as our over 10K daily users give us feedback, we find many professionals and businesses email us as soon as something doesn't work for them for any reason.
We built our own custom models and backend services to make this product profitable, and now we're focusing on scaling and distributing it.
This is such a smart concept! Improving WhatsApp with audio transcriptions is fantastic.
Being a doctor, I receive múltiple audios messages a day that I simply canto listen. Tris helps me atend urgencies better!! Thanks
Been using it since the early days!
I love following this product’s journey.
Congrats on the public launch! 🎉
my sister need for solution to mange WhatsApp audio messages ,nd i can't wait to shre this tool with them!
Whatsapp needs to acquire you and add this to their mobile app - I *need* this feature on the go!
Congratulations Cristian and Luciano! Amazing to see some Argentinian makers in the community <3 I've tried Kaption and I am quite surprised at how precise it is, even for some crazy voice notes that friends send late at night! :P
Looking forward to trying it and recommending it to Whatsapp power users. BTW, I couldn't easily find the pricing (and the FAQ only has one Q). Not enough startups are upfront about their pricing, and that's frustrating.
Funny story about voice messages. In the mid-1990s, voicemail was a very important communication tool in the U.S. When I'd go to India to teach classes, talk tech, etc, I'd ask why VM wasn't being used there at all. They'd tell me they use "missed call" tech (knowing who to call back from the call logs, no need to listen to VM (smart, efficient and no cost). So instead of teaching folks there about VM, I brought back their tech here and encouraged folks to try it. But VM really lasted a lot longer here than I thought it would.
Somehow, with the advent of WA, many Indians have fallen in love with voice messaging and it's pretty irritating. Sure, it's easier for the sender, but all the hard work has to be done by the recipient, and that's an unfair burden to put on them.
Awesome idea! Here's a question, how does the privacy mode work, and can I customize the transcription settings?
Kaption is my first B2C real world product. I'm so proud to say I'm addicted to my own product
