VoScript APIv1.1.2

Automatically transcribe recorded podcasts, meetings, or lectures with speaker diarization. Users submit audio files and later retrieve timestamped transcripts with speaker labels, enabling easy search and review.

Enroll voiceprints of known speakers (e.g., team members in a meeting) and assign them to transcription segments. The system matches future audio against the voiceprint library for accurate speaker attribution.

Generate SRT, TXT, or JSON subtitles from audio tracks of videos. Useful for content creators, educators, and video platforms to add accurate, speaker-labeled subtitles.

Submit poor-quality audio recordings (e.g., noisy interviews or field recordings) with denoise options (DeepFilterNet or noisereduce) to produce cleaner transcripts, leveraging the denoising stage in the job pipeline.

Integrate VoScript as a private, self-hosted transcription backend within an organization's infrastructure, ensuring data sovereignty and low latency for sensitive audio data.

Offer VoScript as a paid add-on for existing self-hosted platforms. Charge per API call or monthly subscription for transcription jobs, with tiered limits on audio hours or file size.

Monetize the transcription API by charging per minute of audio processed, with additional fees for voiceprint enrollment and cohort rebuild operations. Provide free tier for limited usage to drive adoption.

License the VoScript API to third-party platforms (e.g., meeting apps, podcast hosting) under a white-label agreement. The reseller integrates the API and offers transcription features under their own brand.