Timestamp replay
Jump from transcript text back to the matching audio moment.
Interview transcription
Interview transcription you can quote safely.
SaidInk turns interview recordings into private transcripts with editable text, timestamp replay, saved quotes, and export options for real reporting, research, and editorial work.
Saved quotes
Bookmark useful passages and keep them source-linked.
TXT and SRT
Export clean text, timestamped text, quote sets, or subtitles.
Why it matters
A transcript is not enough when the wording matters.
Interview work is different from quick meeting notes. You need to know where a sentence came from, whether the transcript guessed a word correctly, and what can be quoted without losing context.
SaidInk keeps the workflow close to the source: local audio, a readable transcript, timestamped verification, and exports that fit writing, editing, and subtitle workflows.
Workflow
From interview recording to source-checked text.
Import or record the interview
Start from Files, Voice Memos handoff, audio/video files, or SaidInk's built-in recorder.
Choose the local model
Fast, Balanced, and Accurate presets make quality and download size explicit before transcription.
Review with timestamps
Use Document mode for reading and Timestamps mode when you need playback, edits, and quote checks.
Export what the work needs
Copy text, export TXT, keep timestamps, share bookmarked quotes, or create SRT subtitles with Pro access.
Good fit
For interviews that should stay controlled.
Journalists, researchers, podcasters, students, and independent creators can keep sensitive source files out of generic meeting bots while still getting searchable transcripts.
Honest limits
Still review before publishing.
Transcription quality depends on audio, language, noise, model choice, and device performance. SaidInk helps you verify and correct the transcript; it does not promise perfect text.