AI interview transcription built for research workflows
Convert research interview audio and video into editable text with speaker labels and timestamps, then review the transcript before using it as evidence.
Turn recordings into analysis-ready interview transcripts
ScribeFlash keeps transcription inside the research project, so the reviewed transcript can move directly into evidence capture and analysis.
Transcribe audio and video interviews
Upload supported interview recordings to the project and let transcription run asynchronously while you continue organizing the study.
Audio and video upload
Background processing status
Project-level interview organization
Review speakers, wording, and timestamps
Use the transcript editor to correct speaker names, terminology, and transcript text, with timestamps available for returning to the recording.
Editable transcript text
Speaker-name correction
Timestamped source context
Keep the original source distinct
Original transcript content remains separate from cleaned, translated, anonymized, or AI-assisted versions, helping researchers understand which text is source material.
Source-preserving workflow
Clear derived-version boundaries
Review before analysis
From interview recording to research evidence
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Upload an interview
Add an audio or video recording to the relevant research project.
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Wait for transcription
Track pending and processing status while the recording is converted to text.
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Review the transcript
Correct speakers, terminology, wording, and uncertain segments before analysis.
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Capture evidence
Highlight exact transcript selections and connect them to research questions and tags.
Frequently asked questions
Can I edit an interview transcript?
Yes. You can review and edit transcript text, speaker names, timestamps, and terminology before using the interview in analysis.
Does ScribeFlash keep timestamps?
Yes. Transcript segments include timestamps so researchers can return to the relevant moment in the recording and preserve source context.
Can I use the transcript as research evidence?
Yes. After review, you can highlight exact transcript selections, add tags and notes, and map evidence to a research question.