What people build with Toucora transcripts.

I run a research channel and used to spend an hour per video pulling quotes. Now I paste the link and the transcript is already searchable, with timestamps. The bounded reader is the whole point — no more infinite scroll.

We turn every webinar into help docs. Clean mode strips the [Music] and ♪ noise, and the SRT drops straight into our editor.

As a journalist I need exact quotes with timecodes I can verify. Toucora gives me the line, the timestamp and the surrounding context in seconds.

I write show notes for three podcasts. Bulk mode and Markdown export cut my Monday from four hours to about forty minutes.

Translation is the surprise. I watch talks in English and read them in Spanish without ever leaving the page.

Our support team turns demo videos into step-by-step guides. Click-to-seek timestamps make it easy to check what was actually said.

The chapter detection saved me. I dropped in a 90-minute lecture and had a table of contents before my coffee finished brewing.

Grounded answers with timestamps is the feature I did not know I needed. I can check every claim before I quote it.

Our team localises product videos. Bilingual mode lets reviewers see both languages side by side instead of juggling tabs.

I paste Shorts links constantly. It handles shorts, watch and embed URLs without a fight — that alone earns the spot in my shortcuts.

The clean export finally removed the ♪ and [Music] lines, so the quotes we publish read like prose instead of captions.

Fast, free to start, and no signup wall. I tried four transcript sites in one afternoon and stayed here.