Ordrett converts audio to text in Norwegian. Record directly into the app, or import an audio file you already have. You get a neat transcription that shows who said what, with timestamps, uncertainty markings and a short summary.
The app is designed for Norwegian speech. It is suitable for interviews, meetings, lectures,
notes, podcast recordings and other audio material that you would rather read than listen to again.
Ordrett has been tested on Norwegian conversations and parliamentary debates. With Pro or Pro+
and the option "Multiple speakers", the app separates the voices and shows Speaker 1, Speaker 2 and
onwards. You can give them names. Check important statements against the recording, especially when
people are speaking at the same time. If the audio is difficult, the app marks uncertain passages, so you
see what should be checked.
You can do this:
- Continue recording when the screen is locked, once the necessary permissions have been granted
- Import an audio file
- Tap on timestamps to jump to the audio
- Select “Single speaker” or “Multiple speakers” after recording. If you forget, the transcription will start automatically
- Name the speakers in the app
- See which passages should be checked against the recording
- Read a summary with main points and any tasks
- Share the entire transcript when the transcription is ready
Privacy:
- Audio is temporarily processed in Europe
- Results are stored locally in the app
- You don’t need an account to get started
Price:
You can try Verbatim for free. Pro gives 8 hours per month. Pro+ gives 15 hours per
month. Speech recognition is part of Pro and Pro+. Subscriptions are renewed monthly
and can be canceled at any time.
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Speech to text showing who said what, with timestamps and summaries.