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Vocova

Transcribe audio & video from 1,000+ platforms

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Vocova transcribes audio and video to text in 100+ languages. Paste a link from YouTube, TikTok, Zoom, or 1,000+ platforms — or upload any file. What makes it different: - Speaker identification with color-coded labels and timestamps - Translate transcripts to 145+ languages with bilingual side-by-side view - Edit transcripts directly in the browser - Export as PDF, DOCX, SRT, VTT, TXT, or CSV - AI summaries and Q&A extraction Free to start, no credit card required.

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Hey everyone! 👋 I built Vocova to solve a simple problem — people consume content across languages and platforms every day, but turning that content into accurate, readable text is still painfully fragmented. You need one tool to download, another to transcribe, another to translate. It should be one step. We built Vocova the way you'd build a piece of art — every detail is intentional. How natural the speaker labels read, how precisely timestamps align with every word, how a bilingual export looks like a polished document rather than a raw data dump. We don't ship anything that we wouldn't be proud to put our name on. Here's what you can do with Vocova today: 🎙 Transcribe audio & video in 100+ languages 🔗 Import directly from YouTube, TikTok, Zoom, and 1,000+ platforms 🗣 Automatic speaker identification — rename and merge with one click 🌍 Translate transcripts into 145+ languages with bilingual side-by-side view 📄 Export as PDF, DOCX, SRT, VTT, TXT, or CSV ✨ AI-generated summaries and Q&A extraction It's free to start — no credit card, no trial countdown. Try it and let me know what you think. Your feedback directly shapes what we build next.

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Impressive breadth with 1,000+ platforms I'm curious how you handle platforms that require OAuth tokens or session cookies to access media. Are you storing those credentials on your end, or is it a bring-your-own-auth flow where the user's session stays local? Makes a big difference architecturally.

The URL paste-to-transcript flow is really smart. Being able to drop a YouTube or TikTok link and get a timestamped, speaker-labeled transcript without downloading anything removes so much friction. The 120 min free tier is generous too. How's the accuracy holding up for accented speech or overlapping speakers?

What is the difference between "Standard" quality and "High" when it comes to transcribing the video? (Currently testing and didn't find any explanation.)

What if I post a link from YT and would like to follow the script on top of the video or let's say another platform where I would like to have it on top of th original content, is it possible to have that or do I always have to jump between tabs? I think this would really be useful. Good luck