You've already done the listening. Turn long interviews, meetings and podcasts into clean, searchable transcripts — without splitting files, fighting upload limits or listening twice.
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DubFox converts interviews, meetings, podcasts, lectures, MP3 files, M4A recordings and other supported audio into searchable, speaker-labelled text. Upload recordings over three hours long, review them beside synchronized playback, then copy, share, summarize or export the result.
Play it, search it, rename a speaker, copy a clip, and generate a summary — right here, no signup needed.
Sample transcript — fictional demonstration content, not a real recording.
Thanks for jumping on. I wanted to walk through what we heard from the user interviews last week before we lock the roadmap.
Sounds good. My headline takeaway was that people kept asking for one place to keep all their recordings, instead of three different tools.
Right, that came up in almost every session. The other recurring theme was search — they want to find a specific quote without scrubbing through an hour of audio.
Agreed. So I think the priority order is: a shared library first, then search inside a transcript, then exports. Does that match what you saw?
Mostly. I'd actually move exports up — two of the researchers said they can't adopt anything that doesn't drop cleanly into Word.
Fair. Let's commit to library, search, and DOCX export for this cycle, and push batch upload to next quarter.
Works for me. I'll write up the decision and send action items to the team this afternoon.
AI-generated summaries should be checked against the transcript and source audio where accuracy matters.
However you record, DubFox turns hours of audio into organised, usable text.
Transcribe qualitative interviews, discovery sessions, and recorded research with speaker separation, timestamps, searchable text, and synchronized source audio.
Turn long meetings and consultation recordings into searchable transcripts, summaries, decisions, and action items.
Create transcripts, show notes, article drafts, clips, captions, and searchable archives from recorded episodes and interviews.
Convert lectures, seminars, training sessions, and long recordings into structured text that can be searched, reviewed, and exported.
General AI assistants are excellent once your information is already text. Audio-upload support, file limits, speaker handling, and long-recording workflows can vary. DubFox is purpose-built to get recordings reliably into a clean, searchable form.
Every feature you need to go from raw audio to polished, shareable text.
Automatically separate and label different speakers. Rename Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 with real names at any time.
Generate key points, decisions, action items, topics, questions, and a concise overview from a completed transcript.
Search within one recording and jump directly to the matching timestamp. Cross-library search will be available on the Pro plan.
Create revocable, read-only transcript links. Nothing is exposed on the public web unless the owner explicitly creates a link.
Copy or export transcripts in the formats currently supported. Support expands to TXT, DOCX, Markdown, PDF, SRT, VTT, JSON, and CSV where technically practical.
Select transcript lines and copy a formatted clip containing the speaker name, timestamp, and selected text.
Play the original recording while the active transcript text is highlighted. Click a timestamp or segment to jump to that audio position.
Timestamps for every speaker turn let you jump directly to any point in a long recording.
Upload the formats below, up to 500MB and over three hours on paid plans (100MB and 60 minutes on the free trial).
DubFox began after a series of long recorded interviews could not be transcribed reliably through a general-purpose AI chat workflow. It was built to provide one consistent place to upload, transcribe, search, review, and export long recordings.
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