Creative · Journalists
Chase the story, not the transcript.
A great interview dies in a bad transcription. Scribbling quotes mid-conversation breaks your rhythm with the source — and misquoting someone is a mistake you can't afford to make.
How it fits your workflow
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Record every interview
In person or over the phone, capture the conversation in full fidelity.
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Stay in the moment
Ask the follow-up question instead of writing down the last answer.
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Accurate transcript
Get word-for-word quotes you can trust for publication.
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Search your archive
Find that one quote from three interviews ago in seconds.
What changes
Quote sources with total confidence
More natural, engaged interviews
A searchable archive of every source conversation
Faster turnaround from interview to draft
Interview transcript excerpt, generated automatically
[00:14:32] Source: 'We knew the numbers didn't add up by early March, but nobody wanted to be the one to say it out loud.' [00:14:41] Follow-up flagged: Clarify who was in the room in March — potential follow-up question.
What this looks like in practice
“I stopped worrying about getting a quote wrong the moment I started recording every interview properly.”
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