Who said what
Speaker-labelled
Every turn is attributed, so quotes are ready to lift and you never confuse the interviewer with the subject.
Transcribe interviews as they happen.
Record the conversation and watch it become speaker-labelled text in real time — so you can listen instead of scribbling, and leave with the transcript already done.
- Speaker-labelled, as you speak
- Holds up in a loud room
- Audio is never kept after a session
Interviews are where transcription usually breaks
Two people talking over each other, a café or a busy office in the background, an accent, a name you didn’t quite catch. Most tools hand back a wall of text with no idea who said what — and the errors always land on the quote you wanted to use.
NoiseScribe attributes every turn as it’s spoken and is built for the rooms interviews actually happen in.
What you get
Used by journalists, qualitative researchers and UX teams.
Noise
Built for real rooms
Cafés, corridors, a fan in the background — the transcript holds up where a quiet-room tool falls apart.
Quotes
Timestamped to the word
Click a word to hear the audio behind it, so you can check a quote before you print it.
Questions
Can it tell the interviewer from the interviewee?
Yes. Turns are speaker-labelled as they’re transcribed, so a two-person interview reads as a clean back-and-forth rather than one undifferentiated block.
Will it cope with a noisy café?
That’s what it’s built for. Background noise, room echo and crosstalk are handled far better than by tools tuned for a quiet studio.
Can I export the transcript to Word?
Yes — DOCX, PDF and TXT for writing up, plus SRT, VTT and JSON with word-level timings if you need them elsewhere.
Further reading
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