Your own encrypted history
Enable transcripts to save sessions in personal History. Text is encrypted in your browser before upload, searched locally and decrypted on your device. Copy what you need or delete the saved content.
Beyond the session
Return to the words, download the files you need and turn a finished conversation into useful takeaways.
Useful beyond the live moment
Enable transcripts to save sessions in personal History. Text is encrypted in your browser before upload, searched locally and decrypted on your device. Copy what you need or delete the saved content.
Enable SRT subtitle files, Markdown transcripts or both. Find files in Recordings, organised by session, language and available source or translated track. They are encrypted before upload and access follows account or campaign policy. Long captures can be split into numbered parts.
For supported sessions, request an optional structured summary in up to five languages. Copy or download the result. Generation processes the transcript on request; sharing the result with your audience is a separate choice.
Opt in to summary sharing on the relevant Audience Companion channels, then publish the result for admitted listeners. A published audience copy remains accessible under the channel’s sharing and lifetime controls.
Ready to run it again
Export an encrypted backup of console preferences, languages, presentation settings and audio routing. Keep the password safely; this is separate from saved recordings and transcripts.
Review a backup before applying it. Resolve missing devices on the new machine and reuse audience links where your access still permits.
Put live text to work
Show a language on a dedicated screen, use a minimal caption view, or create a token-protected OBS Browser Source overlay where enabled.
Where enabled, share a feed for a particular language and track. External caption or production tools can poll WebVTT or receive live updates; access controls and link expiry remain in the host’s hands.
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