Does it handle Dhivehi dialects?

Yes. The transcription models were trained on Maldivian speech as it is actually spoken, including regional dialect, rather than on slow, textbook Dhivehi. Accuracy is still better on clear recordings than on a phone left at the far end of a hall.

How long can a recording be?

Long recordings are the normal case here, not an edge case. A two-hour council session or a three-hour committee hearing runs as a background job, so you can close the tab and come back to the transcript in your library when it is finished.

Can it tell speakers apart?

Yes. Diarisation labels each speaker in the transcript, which is the part minutes depend on. You can correct names and split blocks afterwards, because attribution is usually the thing a dispute turns on later.

Speech to text

The recording is not the record.

A two-hour council session sitting in a voice memo is not minutes, and nobody is going to listen to it twice. Upload it and get Dhivehi text you can search, quote, correct, and draft from.

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People ask it to

“Transcribe Thursday’s committee recording” “Label who said what” “Pull the decisions into minutes”

council-session-14.m4a

42:18

Speaker 100:04

އައްސަލާމް ޢަލައިކުމް

Speaker 200:11

ތިބޭފުޅާއާ އެންމެ ގުޅެނީ ކޮން ދާއިރާއެއް؟

SummarisePull decisionsDraft minutes

The recording

Labelled Dhivehi transcript

The minutes

What it does

Trained on Maldivian speech

Dialect-aware transcription built for how people actually talk, not textbook Dhivehi read slowly.

Speaker labels

Diarisation keeps “who said what” in the transcript, which is the part minutes depend on.

Long files are the normal case

Jobs run in the background. A two-hour session is not an edge case here.

Editable, not read-only

Fix a name, split a block, then hand the text to chat to draft the record.

Every tool, on every plan.

Go, Pro, and Max are self-serve monthly plans billed through Bank of Maldives. Offices and institutions take an invoiced corporate or government package instead. Either way you get the whole toolset, not a tier of it.

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How it works

01
Upload or record
Council sessions, interviews, lectures, voice notes. Audio or video.
02
Let the job run
Close the tab if you want. The transcript lands in your library when it is done.
03
Turn it into the document you needed
Summarise it, pull out the decisions, or draft the minutes from the transcript in chat.

Who reaches for it

Councils and committees

Nobody should be typing minutes off a recording at eleven at night.

Journalists and researchers

Interviews become searchable text with the speakers kept apart.

Schools and training providers

Lectures and briefings written down without assigning someone to type.

Where this shows up

The minutes should not take longer than the meeting.

Meetings into minutes

Pairs well with

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Questions people actually ask

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