A five-minute voice note lands on WhatsApp while you are in a meeting. ZipTalk writes it out and you read it when you can.

Connect your number once, with a QR code, the same way you do on WhatsApp Web. From then on the voice notes that arrive turn into text on their own. No opening the app, no button to press.

WHAT YOU GET

Automatic transcription. The text shows up in the conversation itself, or privately, just for you.

Summaries of the long ones. The main points first, so you can decide whether the rest is worth reading.

Translation. It arrives in one language, you read it in yours. More than 50 languages.

Calls from the app. Call from your connected number using your phone's own call screen, with speaker and Bluetooth.

Several numbers, and your team. Connect as many numbers as you need and invite people to use them with you.

WHAT YOU CAN ADJUST

Fix what the transcription keeps getting wrong: a client's name, your trade's slang.

Filter profanity, which comes out replaced by hashtags.

Transcribe only long voice notes, only short ones, or both.

Turn it off for one contact without turning off the rest.

WHERE YOUR TIME IS GOING

The app shows how much time you saved reading instead of listening, who sends you the most audio, who you speak with most, and when the voice notes arrive.

PRIVACY

Nothing is stored. The audio is processed as it arrives and discarded, and so is the transcription. Your conversations stay under WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption.

SUBSCRIPTION

Plans are priced by minutes of audio per month, and every plan has the same features. You subscribe and manage it on the website. In the app you follow your usage, your invoices and how much you have left.

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