Know who said what, in every recording
Weeve separates every voice in the room, and once you name someone it recognises them next time.
Speaker 1
Bram, you’ve been on mute for a while.
Speaker 2
I know. I was building to something.
Speaker 3
Was it good?
Speaker 2
We’ll never know.
Speaker 1
Bram, you’ve been on mute for a while.
Speaker 2
I know. I was building to something.
Speaker 3
Was it good?
Speaker 2
We’ll never know.
“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”
Teon Beijl • Founder at Unpuzzler
“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”
Teon Beijl • Founder at Unpuzzler
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Record as normal
Nothing to switch on first. When you stop, the distinct voices are separated for you.
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Name each speaker once
Weeve stores a voiceprint for that person on your Mac.
03
Everything after is automatic
New recordings arrive with known speakers already labelled.
01
Record as normal
Weeve listens for distinct voices while it captures.
02
Transcribed on your Mac
Speech recognition runs on your Mac, using Apple Silicon. Nothing is uploaded.
03
Everything after is automatic
New recordings arrive with known speakers already labelled.
01
Record as normal
Weeve listens for distinct voices while it captures.
02
Transcribed on your Mac
Speech recognition runs on your Mac, using Apple Silicon. Nothing is uploaded.
03
Everything after is automatic
New recordings arrive with known speakers already labelled.
Stop introducing the same people twice
Recognised across recordings
Six weeks later, a client joins a call and their name is already on the transcript.
Recognised across recordings
Six weeks later, a client joins a call and their name is already on the transcript.
Voiceprints stay on your Mac
Voiceprints are encrypted and kept in Weeve's own folder, deliberately apart from your recordings. Move your library to a synced folder and your voice data stays behind.
Voiceprints stay on your Mac
Voiceprints are encrypted and kept in Weeve's own folder, deliberately apart from your recordings. Move your library to a synced folder and your voice data stays behind.
Voiceprints stay on your Mac
Voiceprints are encrypted and kept in Weeve's own folder, deliberately apart from your recordings. Move your library to a synced folder and your voice data stays behind.
Made to be read later
A transcript with names in it still makes sense to someone who was not in the room, long after everyone has forgotten who said what.
Made to be read later
A transcript with names in it still makes sense to someone who was not in the room, long after everyone has forgotten who said what.
Built for real conversations
Weeve is built for people who have real conversations that need to be handled with care.
Record conversations
Record meetings
Record thoughts
Record standups
Record research interviews
Record investor pitches
Record tech reviews
Record 1-on-1's
Record workshops
Record customer feedback
Does Weeve recognise people by their voice?
Yes. Name someone once and Weeve builds a voiceprint from that recording, then identifies them in the recordings that follow, as long as speaker recognition is switched on.
Where is the voiceprint stored?
Can I delete a voiceprint?
What if it gets the number of speakers wrong?
Does Weeve analyse how someone sounded?
Do I need permission to identify speakers?
Does Weeve recognise people by their voice?
Yes. Name someone once and Weeve builds a voiceprint from that recording, then identifies them in the recordings that follow, as long as speaker recognition is switched on.
Where is the voiceprint stored?
Can I delete a voiceprint?
What if it gets the number of speakers wrong?
Does Weeve analyse how someone sounded?
Do I need permission to identify speakers?
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