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Find the situation closest to yours. Each guide shows a simple way to record it, what to do with the transcript, and what to check.
Spiik records on iPhone, iPad and Mac, transcribes in more than 100 languages and labels who said what. From one recording you can ask questions, or make structured notes, a quiz, flashcards or a mind map, then export the result as text, PDF, SRT or VTT. The guides below show how that works in real situations: interviews you need to quote accurately, lectures you need to review before an exam, appointments you want to remember, and ideas you don't want to lose. Each one covers how to set up the recording, what to do with the transcript, and what to check before you rely on it.
Use cases
- Journalist interviewsStay in the conversation, then find the exact quote.
- Thesis research interviewsTurn hours of research interviews into searchable text.
- Medical school lecturesTurn dense lectures into flashcards and quizzes.
- Doctor appointmentsKeep track of what the doctor said, for you or a parent.
- Note taking with ADHDListen first, and let the notes take care of themselves.
- Note taking with dyslexiaCapture lectures and meetings by voice, then listen back.
- SermonsTurn a sermon into text, notes and shareable subtitles.
- Podcast show notesTranscript, show notes, highlights and subtitles from one episode.
- Lectures in a second languageFollow a class in another language, then review it in yours.
- Ideas and voice notesSay it out loud, and find it again later.