Meeting transcription
Who said it, not just what was said.
Groupthink separates a meeting into individual speakers as it transcribes. Name a speaker once and every line they said switches to their name, which is how the right commitment ends up on the right person instead of in a wall of text.
While it is happening
Live, and already split by speaker.
- The transcript scrolls on screen while people are still talking
- Audio is split by speaker as it is transcribed
- Works on Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams
- Same transcript whether the notetaker joined or you captured privately
Afterward
Correct it, search it, take it with you.
- Click a speaker label and name the person once
- Every line that speaker said, before and after, switches to their name
- Search the transcript, or jump to a moment by timestamp
- Download the full text, or copy it to the clipboard
Why attribution matters
A transcript is raw material. Attribution makes it a record.
The name you put on a speaker is the name Groupthink uses to build that person's profile and to surface what they said in your briefs. Get it right once and the rest of the product gets it right forever. Details are in Correcting Speaker Names and Exporting Transcripts.