Multiple voices
Speaker-labelled
Voices around the table are separated and labelled, so the transcript reads as a discussion rather than a monologue.
Notes for the meeting, without a note-taker.
Record the room and get a speaker-labelled transcript you can turn into decisions and follow-ups — for standups, workshops and in-person meetings.
- Speaker-labelled, as you speak
- Holds up in a loud room
- Audio is never kept after a session
Someone always stops listening to take the minutes
The person writing things down is the person not contributing, and the notes still miss half of what mattered. A transcript of the whole room means everyone can be in the conversation.
NoiseScribe records your microphone, so it’s at its best in the room — a table, a standup, a workshop.
What you get
Used by product teams, workshops and committees.
In the room
Built for real rooms
A projector fan, people talking over each other, a big echoey table — it holds up where a quiet-room tool wouldn’t.
After
Ready to act on
A timestamped transcript you can pull decisions and action items straight out of, while they’re still fresh.
Questions
Does it work for remote or video calls?
NoiseScribe records your microphone, so it captures an in-person meeting, or a call played through the room’s speakers. It doesn’t tap each remote participant’s audio separately — it’s built for the room you’re in.
Can it tell the speakers apart?
Yes. Voices in the room are separated and labelled, so you can see who raised what.
Is the audio kept afterwards?
No. Audio is relayed for transcription while you record and is never stored on our servers once the session ends — only the transcript remains, and it’s yours.
Further reading
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