UniScribe is a browser-based transcription workspace built around a simple promise: get audio and video into a usable text format as quickly as possible. You upload files from your device or paste an online video link, the AI produces a transcript in seconds to minutes, and the result can be exported as TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT, VTT or CSV, or shared through a link. It covers 20+ input formats, 60+ languages, speaker recognition and AI translation, which makes it broadly useful rather than niche.
The second half of the product is about what you do after transcription. UniScribe generates short summaries, visual mind maps and key questions from each recording, and lets you query the transcript with Claude or ChatGPT. That combination is what makes it practical for podcast show notes, meeting records, interview quotes and study material rather than raw text alone.
Pricing is freemium and clearly tiered: a free plan with 120 minutes per month and a 30-minute per-file cap, then paid plans at roughly $6, $12 and $18 per month billed yearly (or $10, $20 and $30 monthly) that raise monthly minutes, file size limits, model accuracy and add YouTube transcription, custom vocabulary, API access and bulk processing.