Audio to text.

Upload audio or video — Lecta recognises the speech and builds notes with chapters, timestamps and takeaways. The transcript can be downloaded separately.

Upload a recording

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How it works

Upload a recording

A lecture, meeting or interview

Get your notes

A few minutes later: chapters, takeaways, flashcards and diagrams

Read or download

Read online or save a PDF

What else is in the notes

Diagrams and tables

Appear where the recording has a process, a comparison or numbers.

Ask follow-up questions

Ask about the recording: the chat uses the notes and chapters as context.

Download and share

Save the PDF and transcript, review flashcards or send a link to colleagues.

Sample notes

Examples are in Russian

See also

Common questions

Which audio formats are supported?

mp3, m4a, plus video in mp4, mov, mkv — up to 2 GB; duration up to 4 hours on paid plans, 3 on the free one. A VK Video or YouTube link works too.

How accurate is the transcript?

On a clean single-speaker recording errors are rare; on noisy audio or with people interrupting they can appear. Doubtful spots are easy to find by timecode and fix.

Are speakers separated?

There is no separate speaker labelling in the transcript yet, but in meeting notes Lecta says who proposed or took on what, if participants introduced themselves or were entered on upload.