Podcast Transcriber

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Clean, timestamped, speaker-labeled transcripts

Every transcript identifies speakers by name and marks each turn with a precise timestamp.

The Daily — NYT

00:00:31: Natalie Kitroeff: From The New York Times, I'm Natalie Kitroeff. This is The Daily. As the war in Iran enters its sixth week, even as President Trump keeps signaling that it's about to end, the fighting shows no signs of letting up. Iran continues to fire missiles at its Gulf neighbors. The Strait of Hormuz is still blocked. And just this weekend, after Iran shot down a U.S. fighter jet, the U.S. military had to conduct a massive operation to rescue a downed airman. All the while, America's closest allies in Europe continue to refuse Trump's demands for help. Today, my colleague Mark Landler explains why European countries want no part in this war and how they're getting dragged in anyway. It's Monday, April 6th. Mark, for the first time in recent history, the U.S. has gone to war without any of our European allies joining us, and it seems clear that President Trump is very mad at them because of this, to the point where Trump is now strongly suggesting again that he's going to leave NATO, that the US is going to pull out of NATO. Obviously, we've seen these threats before, and we've seen the transatlantic relationship stressed for quite some time now. So put this moment into context for me. On a scale of 1 to 10, how bad is the tension between the US and our allies right now?

00:02:20: Mark Landler: Well, Natalie, I'd be tempted to say 8 or 9 on a scale of 10 because the bitterness does seem to be running very deep. We're in fairly uncharted territory with a president waging war with no support and indeed growing opposition to it among...

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Features

Built for the way policy teams research

Not a generic transcription tool. Purpose-built for professionals who need to move fast and work from their phones.

Timestamps on Every Turn

Each speaker change is marked with HH:MM:SS so you can reference exactly when something was said. Essential for pulling quotes and building briefing materials.

Automatic Speaker Identification

AI identifies speakers by name — not just "Speaker 1" and "Speaker 2." Get a transcript that reads like a professional record.

Mobile-First Design

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Word Doc Downloads

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Any Podcast Platform

Apple Podcast or Spotify, any show, including Spotify video podcasts. If it's published as a podcast, we can transcribe it.

Use Cases

How policy professionals use the Podcast Transcriber

Real workflows from lobbyists, advocates, and consultants who use this tool every week.

Opposition Research

A regulator or commissioner appears on a podcast and makes comments about your client's issue. Transcribe the episode, pull the exact quotes with timestamps, and brief your team before the next filing deadline.

Client Briefings

A key energy policy podcast covers a rulemaking your client cares about. Transcribe it, highlight the relevant sections, and send the .docx to your client with a two-paragraph summary. Done in 10 minutes, not two hours.

Coalition Intelligence

An allied organization's executive director gives a long-form podcast interview. Transcribe it to see where their public positions align with yours — and where they diverge — before your next coalition call.

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