Your audio.
Crystal clear.
Turn conversations, interviews, and recordings into accurate text with speaker labels — in minutes. Powered by next-generation speech AI.
How it works
From recording to finished transcript in three steps.
- 1
Upload your audio
Drop an MP3, M4A, WAV, or AAC file. Long recordings are chunked automatically.
- 2
AI transcribes & labels speakers
Speech AI converts audio to text and identifies who spoke when.
- 3
Review & export
Rename speakers, watch progress live, and export to SRT or VTT.
Everything you need to work with transcripts
Real capabilities, available today.
Speaker diarization
Automatic speaker separation with editable labels for every voice.
Subtitle export
Download clean SRT and VTT files with correct timestamps and speaker names.
Live progress
Watch each job move through processing in real time — no refreshing.
Your transcript library
Every job saved to your history with filters and an archive bin.
You control your audio
Your source audio stays available for playback alongside your transcript — delete the job whenever you want, and the audio goes with it.
Pay only for what you use
Simple credit packages — no subscription required to get started.
Built for real work
Wherever accurate transcripts matter.
Simple, credit-based pricing
Buy credits and spend them as you transcribe. Prices in COP.
Credits are charged per minute of audio processed.
Frequently asked questions
What audio formats are supported?
MP3, M4A, WAV, and AAC. Long recordings are automatically split into chunks for processing.
Does it identify different speakers?
Yes. SonicScript separates speakers automatically and lets you rename each one; the names flow into your exports.
Can I export subtitles?
You can export any finished transcript to SRT or VTT with accurate timestamps and speaker names.
What happens to my uploaded audio?
Your source audio is kept so you can play it back alongside your transcript — for example, to double-check a speaker tag. It's permanently deleted the moment you delete the job; your transcript (and its audio) stays in your history until then.
How does pricing work?
You buy credits and spend them per minute of audio transcribed. There is no subscription required to start.