Trint

Whether you want to reference a video lecture, share notes from a business call or create a transcript from a podcast episode, Trint can help. Trint is a web-based automated transcription platform that allows you to search, edit and share your transcripts, whilst saving yourself some time.

Trint is a great piece of kit if you work in a team - it’s extremely collaborative. You can share transcripts, add team members to comments and create shared drives, so you’ll never miss anything. Create an account, add your audio or video, wait a few minutes and your transcript will be ready, it’s as easy as that! With Trint you get a 7-day free trial which includes 3 transcripts, so you can test out the platform before committing.

Once your 7-day free trial runs out, you’ll have to upgrade. Trint has two different paid memberships that you can pick from. The Starter membership will cost you and your team $60/user, per month. With the Starter membership, you can upload 7 files per month to transcribe and edit, create subtitles and closed captions, identify speakers automatically, combine transcripts and collaborate with up to two members. If you need more access and flexibility, the Advanced membership might be better for you. This membership includes everything in the Starter membership as well as, unlimited transcriptions, mobile app access, shared workspaces, translations into 54 languages and more! This will cost you $75/user, per month (a bit pricey, if you’re part of a small team!)

If you find that you’re jumping between platforms, Trint offer a few different integrations, to save you even more time. You can integrate Trint with Zoom and Zapier, making the process of moving files around so much easier. They also have a great story builder feature that allows you to pull sections from different transcripts into one new script. You can search your ‘Trints’ and build new stories, create new pitches and pull together important highlights, all in one place.

One final feature I love that I haven’t seen anywhere else is the Custom Dictionary feature. It’s a personal dictionary that you can curate yourself, to help improve the accuracy of your transcripts. So if there’s a funny word that you say all the time that never gets picked up, pop it in your dictionary and your transcript will be even more personalised.

So, if you’re in a research team wanting to share user interviews, part of a podcasting business collaborating on a new episode or needing to share meeting notes with your colleagues, why not consider Trint to make all of this a little easier. It really is a great tool for teams!