Trint is AI transcription software that converts audio and video into editable text. Teams can transcribe live from a microphone, call or video feed, then edit the transcript, search it and share it in real time. It recognizes more than 40 languages, translates into 70 or more, and includes an AI assistant that summarizes content, finds quotes and surfaces key moments. Security is a selling point: transcripts are never used to train algorithms, data can be stored in the EU or US, and the company holds ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials certifications.
Trint is used heavily by newsrooms, sports media groups, production companies and podcasters who need accurate transcripts quickly. Law firms transcribe client consultations, depositions and strategy calls, and universities use it for research interviews so faculty and students can find insights fast. Large media organizations connect it to news production tools and Media Asset Managers so transcripts move between systems. Communications teams working across several languages can review interviews and statements without waiting on manual transcription, and customer stories include POLITICO, AFP and the San Francisco Chronicle.
A reporter covering breaking news can live transcribe a press conference and publish quotes within minutes. A producer can transcribe studio footage in multiple languages, search for key moments, build rough cuts and create captions. A podcaster can upload raw audio and let search and AI summaries speed up editing. A law firm can search a deposition for the exact statement needed. A sports media team can transcribe and translate player reactions for fans around the world. Collaborative editing lets several colleagues work on the same transcript at once from any device.
